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"check engine"
Got a "check engine" light that comes on/off... but mostly "on".
How can I determine what is causing this? |
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Oops... forgot to say that my car is a '99 E300 with 45,000 miles. I've changed oil/filter every 10,000. And, recently changed air and diesel fuel filter.
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take it to a mechanic that can read the code. You may be able to find an autozone or napa that can do it for no charge. I get my codes read from a local MB mechanic who charges me 1/2 hour labor. Usually the code is for something I can do myself and I'll end up saving hundreds of dollars versus the dealer. Chances are it's a mass air sensor or something easy. Once you get the codes read, search this site for the codes to understand the problem and find a fix. members on this site are great at knowing what's an easy fix and what to leave to the pros... But the first step is to get the codes read.
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AutoZone has OBDII meters for reading CEL codes that you may borrow to read codes to assist in determining CEL signals. Very easy to use and helpful. A very busy service saving consumer many dollars.
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