Yes, a failed O2 sensor can indeed trigger a check engine light. The O2 sensor monitors the oxygen levels in the exhaust and helps the engine control unit (ECU) optimize fuel efficiency and emissions. If the sensor fails or sends incorrect readings, it can lead to poor engine performance and increased emissions, prompting the check engine light to activate. It's advisable to have it diagnosed and replaced if necessary to ensure optimal vehicle performance.
Yes, an unplugged sensor can cause a check engine light.
If the knock sensor failed the CEL (Check Engine Light) would be illuminated and the engine may "ping" or "spark knock" under load. Serious "spark knock" can damage the engine if allowed to continue.
The knock sensor has failed and you need to replace it with a new one in order for the check engine light to go out.
A failed catalytic converter is one of hundreds of parts that can cause the check engine light to be on.
Yes
It is possible.It is possible.
Not likely. A bad O2 sensor would illuminate the check engine light and the engine performance would suffer.
Yes, it is one of many things that can cause the check engine light to come on.
Oxygen Sensor. Or the Knock Sensor. Or you could check the plugs for faults.
A sensor has failed, and is reporting the wrong value to the transmission controller. Old transmissions: Probably the vacuum modulator or throttle position sensor. Also check the fluid level. New Transmissions: Output speed sensor, turbine speed sensor, throttle-position sensor, fluid pressure sensor, and sensors on the engine.
It may be map sensor but engine knocking cause of another reason. You should check your spark plug , I.S.C valve , Injector and engine Compressor. thanks It may be map sensor but engine knocking cause of another reason. You should check your spark plug , I.S.C valve , Injector and engine Compressor. thanks
On almost all cars any sensor unplugged can turn on the check engine light.