That being said, assuming there isn't a check engine light or fault codes in your ecu on your Lincoln LS, the first things you should check are the Idle Air Control Valve and the Ignition Coils.
If it's
not check the engine block to frame or battery connections.
PS: I just ran across Lynn's answer to the question What CA
N'T the check engine light tell you?
Not exact matches
Landing.ai's software analyzes photos and X-rays, but
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In stressing the importance of a home inspection, Lesh added that «everybody should know that your house does
not have a «
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I can only find one when I google it and other search
engines and it doesn't look like what I remember from 5 years in France... maybe I'll
check la bonne cuisine francaise... but if you have a good one i would sure appreciate it.
That will
not only keep gas where it belongs but will also help avoid the dreaded «
check engine» warning light that appears when your vehicle's emission sensors detect a leak.
Healing and sealing that energy plug, which has been drip, drip, dripping away is the key here —
not waiting until the
check engine light is flashing, or the tank desperately needs refilling with gas and you're running around on fumes.
We are
not genetically adapted to this onslaught of toxicity, and our energy levels are typically the first «
check engine light» that something is
not right.
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While having a
check engine indicator go off won't tell you what is wrong with your car, she said, it does suggest that «opening the hood and figuring out what is wrong» will save time and money in the long run.
As many have stated earlier it won't benefit you but it could in theory hurt your car as it will certainly trip a
check engine light and cause the vehicle to behave strangely and at worst racing gas which is basically ethanol / methanol or some other alcohol could corrode and damage aluminum
engine parts.
The last
check, with the
engine (and thus alternator) running, doesn't tell you anything about the health of the battery, only that the alternator is working.
Clearly unhappy, the Subie belched some vile - smelling steam through its grille and flicked on a
check -
engine light that we can only assume means, «Don't drive me through any more deep puddles, you idiot.»
The problem is...
check engine light on, Temperature gauge
not working and cooling fans stay on for 5 minutes after turning car off.
Just got this car, a BMW Z3 3.0 from a Tampa dealer and have
not even had it 10 days and
Check Engine Light came on.
That means when the
check engine light comes on, go get the codes read for free at a parts store, even if you are
not going to do the repair yourself.
Problem is, when I turn the ignition on, the
check engine light doesn't come up for about 4 minutes 30 seconds and in that time I am unable to start the car.
I went to Oreillys and the guy said I did
nt have any coolant in it and filled it up so that fixed the running hot issue but the
check engine light remained on.
Now, obviously I need to
check the block, as well, and I don't really want to pull the
engine if it's
not necessary.
Either way, you should get someone who knows
engines to
check it out for you, to either repair it or at least
check that further damage is
not being done.
If the
check engine light is on, that is
not a big deal, I will find the problem.
On some neons its a battery temperature gauge but on my neon its the Intake Air gauge but failure of the intake air gauge would apprear as a
check engine light and since I do
nt have a light it must be working.
When I drive, it doesn't really shake but when I stop at red light and the Geralyn drive it shakes a lot I have
checked all the
engine mount and the...
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not a name brand company), Reflectors, Bumpers.
The
check engine light was
not on, but the ECM (
engine control module) still had information stored.
I'm
not familiar with these models and
engines enough to comment on where to look, but if its one of the types that change spark timing on the fly, it's definitely worth
checking out.
Check engine lights and drive - ability issues are generally
not as cut and dry.
You can
check to see if it's doing it's job by running the
engine and seeing if the belt has a lot of flop (
not sure how to describe this) when you rev then quickly release the...
I guess another point would be, why didn't the service advisor ask about a
check engine light.
During my investigating i noticed the
check engine light didn't come on when i unplugged the MAF, and it was also coated in
engine oil which had leaked all the way down into my air filter from a gummed up pcv so now im under the conclusion i prolly need a new MAF sensor AND a throttle body... ouch!
I was advised to get in writing that any further
engine problems needs to be
checked first, to make sure it has nothing to do with the oil plug
not being replaced.
Also it sounds like you're
not in the habit of
checking your oil regularly, so it is possible that the last time the
engine was serviced that the oil wasn't filled completely.
Engine braking,
not normally a diesel strong suit, was surprisingly good; the truck doesn't offer factory exhaust brake, but the 3.0 - liter diesel's variable - nozzle turbo can create sufficient backpressure to serve the same purpose, and it did a nice job keeping speed in
check on downgrades.
If your
check engine light do
not come on and you continue to have a «no start» problem, it may be your computer module.
My car was working fine before taking it to the dealer for a «
Check Engine Light» service, but when I came to pick it up, we could
not start it at all without the help of an external battery or...
But there is no way that this car didn't have a
check engine light, or make any strange noises before catastrophic failure.
If you haven't changed your spark plugs, crumbling valve cover gaskets that leak into the spark plug wells were a common problem on the 05 - 06 VQ35DE REV - UP
engines, so it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to at least pull the ignition coils and
check them for oil.
There are absolutely no
check engine light on the dashboard, but I feel that vehicle is
not healthy.
Until now I expected that most of the oil is out and didn't
check the oil level again while filling the
engine up.
You didn't mention it, but some of these problems are going to be accompanied by a
check engine light involving the exhaust.
I tried shorting the OBD port and turned the car keys until the
check engine light came on, but it didn't flash or anything like it should have.
The
check engine light doesn't stay on for no reason as you say, it is an indicator of a fault within the
engine.
When it gets to the point where the system decides that time is up, a light will come on on the dash - typically «Maint Reqd» or «Service Reqd» (Note - this is
NOT the «
check engine» light).
I am
not sure if
check engine light appeared before it happened, but right now all I can see is that it stays on when the motor is being cranked.
What surprised me a bit is that
engine didn't smoked at all after startup, which makes me think that the seal somehow was already nice enough to prevent oil from entering the cylinder (
not sure about the blowby, though, and yes, I
checked that the oil pump works).
While you're looking around and under the
engine,
check for leaks from the radiator, which isn't the most durable.
But before that I have to
check engine oil is there or
not.