First thing you should do is check oil level and radiator and believe this or not if the radiator holding tanks water level is not up to line this will kick on check engine light.
check your fluids my camaros light was on and i ignored it i blew my engine
unhook the battery for about ten minutes
The check engine light comes on at start up for a bulb check. If it stays on with the engine running the computer has detected a malfunction. You need to have it checked for codes.
96 means it's OBDII, so a flashing check engine light means it is misfiring bad and it is threatening to melt the cats.
Engine coolant temp sensor. I would check codes if you have a ECT code replace the sensor. does the check engine light come on with key on engine off, If it doesn't replace bulb. If the engine light works check fuel preasure,
Have vehicle scanned to determine problem and have codes cleared
pull the ECM/PCM fuse for a few seonds then replace it. that should reset it
IS the check engine light on? The computer has the capability of putting the car in a "limp home mode" if somethign is wrong. If no check engine light, your fuel filter may be clogged and blocking fuel or the fuel pump is getting weak.
The check engine light on a Camaro can indicate a variety of issues, ranging from minor problems like a loose gas cap to more serious engine or transmission malfunctions. Common causes include faulty sensors, issues with the emissions system, or engine misfires. It's important to diagnose the specific code associated with the light using an OBD-II scanner to determine the exact problem and necessary repairs. Ignoring the light can lead to decreased performance or more significant engine damage over time.
Cause its a camaro silly. You did not mention if it had a check engine light "on" or not. When was the last time the fuel filter was replaced? Please provide more information so that you may receive a suitable answer.
AnswerWith an OBD2 scan tool.Possibly by unhooking the battery.
If your 1991 Camaro's check engine light is illuminated, it typically indicates that the vehicle's onboard diagnostics system has detected a malfunction. Common issues could include problems with the engine, transmission, or emissions system. To diagnose the issue, you can use an OBD-I scanner or check for trouble codes, which will help identify the specific problem. It's advisable to address the issue promptly to maintain performance and avoid further damage.