The average driver will keep going for nine days with a warning light on before taking their vehicle in for maintenance.

Source: Kelley Blue Book, 8/7/22

Oxygen sensor failure - Loose fuel cap - Catalytic converter failure - Spark plug/ignition coil issues - Bad spark plug wires - Mass airflow sensor failure - Issues with an after-market alarm - Vacuum leak - Exhaust gas recirculation valve failure - Dead battery

My check engine light is on. Now what?  Get it checked by a professional ASAP.

Best bet, regular maintenance to help prevent the check engine light to come on in the first place.

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