YOUR RESEARCHCheck engine light tied to clutch?
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Could the check engine light be tied to the clutch? I notice no problems with how the car runs, but the light is on and I do know that the clutch is on its way out (I'll schedule an appointment tomorrow). Gas cap is on.
No relationship whatsoever. The DME turns on the CEL based on emission faults. Take your car to an auto parts store and have them read all the codes (while you write them down).
I figured as much, just thought maybe these cars are so advance they tied it in (I can do anything on my own old car, but these new cars I'm helpless with). Well, it's going in soon (Tuesday if they have an appointment) for the clutch, I think it can wait. If I had to guess I would say it's spark plugs since it's got 56k miles on it. My mom did say she stalled it when pulling from a light and then the next start the light came on...I suppose it could be coincidence.
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