After having the check engine light reset, you generally need to drive the vehicle for about 50 to 100 miles to allow the onboard diagnostic system to run various tests and recheck the vehicle's systems. This drive cycle typically includes a mix of city and highway driving to ensure all sensors and components are evaluated. If the light comes back on, it indicates that there is still an issue that needs to be addressed.
It really depends on what the cause of the check engine light is.
You need to have a diagnostic check done by your dealership or you mechanic. When the light comes on again drive to one of these facilities and have this check done. It is worth the money.
It is safe to drive you car for at least one mile after the check engine light comes on.
Yes you can. But you will want to check you're engine soon.
yes
There are pages and pages of things that can cause a check engine light. You need to have it checked with a scantool. Then the code can be diagnosed and repaired.
It is not recommended. A flashing flashing check engine light is an indicator of a catalytic converter damaging misfire.
It is important to make sure the check engine light is not on when having a car inspected. A person can reset the check engine light by clearing the codes that are causing the light to go on.
Definitely not, get it checked imediatly
yes
Yes but, if the light is flashing no.
Hard to tell from here if the engine has a shutter or the transmission has a shutter but if the check engine light is on you could start with having the ECM scanned for codes.