If you are a DIY'er you can get a OBDII scan tool that connects to your laptop that can tell you the error code and allow you to reset your check engine light. Check out http://www.fitityourself.netau.net/OBDII.html
One the site also are a list of codes and possible problems. After you have the code you can also do a google search naming your vehicle make and model and code # to see what others have found the problem to be.
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If you are a DIY'er you can get a OBDII scan tool that connects to your laptop that can tell you the error code and allow you to reset your check engine light.
Check out http://www.fitityourself.netau.net/OBDII.html
One the site also are a list of codes and possible problems. After you have the code you can also do a google search naming your vehicle make and model and code # to see what others have found the problem to be.