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Old 06-04-2008, 11:44 AM
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Re: Check Engine Light

Easy steps first...

First check the gas cap to make sure is tight, also inspact the seal to make sure it's not broken or worn out.
If that doesn't help then take the car to AutoZone while the Check Engine Light is still on that way they can see what's trpping the system.
Without a code it's very dificult to diagnose what's wrong!
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