Yes the check engine light is on, the o2 sensor wire broke.
Jesus Christ man learn how to work a car. You need to put tape over that check engine light.
If you wait long enough you can sometimes win the battle is wills and it goes out, meaning that the problem has fixed itself. Or that the bulb also now needs repairing.
To anyone out there’s who isn’t aware, do not take your car to a dealership or auto shop with no idea why the check engine light is on. Instead used a Fixd diagnostic device or something similar to get more details. At least that way you are arming yourself with information and are less likely to be ripped off.
Even better, get the 15 dollar Bluetooth odb2 reader and the Torque app for another 5. Tells you not only codes but all kinds of neat data.
Why does your car have MPH and km/h? Is it Canadian? Sounds like the only place where things are almost normal, but then there’s these glaring reminders that they have a deranged southern neighbour.
Most of my cars in the US have had them. Digital ones you can choose the unit. I’ve always driven Japanese cars, but I’ve seen it in rentals also.
TIL, thank you. Never thought American cars would have km/h, maybe there’s hope yet.
/s we’re all doomed, it’s fine
I’ve never driven an American market car whose speedometer was only in miles.
It’s because they are also sold in Canada and Mexico
Humble brag toyota
Not this baby, Jeep ZJ, and not even the 4.0
