Help with my Scion :( [check engine light]
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Help with my Scion :( [check engine light]
I just got my 2005 Scion Xb last month and a couple of the check engine lights have come on. I'm so upset!!!!!!!!!!!! Gotta make my appointment at the dealership now. Is there anyone else who has had a problem so soon?!?!?!?!?! It has something to do with the Traction and brake system. In the manual it says if the brakes still work then there is no reason not to drive the car. argh
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Often the check engine light is due to the gas cap not being secured completely. Make sure that you turn it until it clicks. If the check engine light goes off after a few more drives you might have found the problem.
The "MAINT" light is just a reminder to change your oil, which you did long ago if you want the car to last very long. Reset the light by following the instructions in your owner's manual.
George
The "MAINT" light is just a reminder to change your oil, which you did long ago if you want the car to last very long. Reset the light by following the instructions in your owner's manual.
George
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Originally Posted by George
Often the check engine light is due to the gas cap not being secured completely. Make sure that you turn it until it clicks. If the check engine light goes off after a few more drives you might have found the problem.
The "MAINT" light is just a reminder to change your oil, which you did long ago if you want the car to last very long. Reset the light by following the instructions in your owner's manual.
George
The "MAINT" light is just a reminder to change your oil, which you did long ago if you want the car to last very long. Reset the light by following the instructions in your owner's manual.
George
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Re: Help with my Scion :( [check engine light]
Originally Posted by MsGidgit
I just got my 2005 Scion Xb last month and a couple of the check engine lights have come on. I'm so upset!!!!!!!!!!!! Gotta make my appointment at the dealership now. Is there anyone else who has had a problem so soon?!?!?!?!?! It has something to do with the Traction and brake system. In the manual it says if the brakes still work then there is no reason not to drive the car. argh
If that's the case, what more than likely has happened is that the vaccuum hose has come unattached from the charcoal canister. It's not a big deal. Annoying pain in the ___ yes, big deal no. Take it to the dealer and they'll fix it.
If the VSC and TRAC lights ARE on (and I'm assuming correctly), just tell service what lights it is and that the first place they may want to check is that connection at the charcoal canister.
relax. no biggee. car wont blow up on the way to the dealer.
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I had the same problem...Trac, VSC and Check Engine lights all came on...My box was taken into service and everything was checked out...They found my Knock Sensor went bad...
If this is the case with this guys box don't drive for long on it...I was told my the service tech that that sensor controls the valve timing and can change the gas mileage, and it also ineruupts the proper functioning of the trac and vsc systems when those lights come on...
I've been put into a rental car until the sensor comes in...You might want to check into that sensor...But that hose coming detached sounds logical too...Which hose is this???
Thanks!!!
DAN
If this is the case with this guys box don't drive for long on it...I was told my the service tech that that sensor controls the valve timing and can change the gas mileage, and it also ineruupts the proper functioning of the trac and vsc systems when those lights come on...
I've been put into a rental car until the sensor comes in...You might want to check into that sensor...But that hose coming detached sounds logical too...Which hose is this???
Thanks!!!
DAN
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