Service Engine Soon Light

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by thaiisland2003, Apr 12, 2006.

  1. Hi,
    I have a 2004 Saturn Vue with the 3.5 V6 and AT. I'm getting a steady
    Service Engine Soon Malfunction light. It runs fine. It only has 39,000
    miles on it, (Just out of warranty)
    Already checked my gas cap. Any opinions or help would be appreciated.
    thanks
     
    thaiisland2003, Apr 12, 2006
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  2. thaiisland2003

    Shawn Guest

    My Saturn was doing the same, it turned out to be a sensor in the gas tank
    that measured tank pressure.
     
    Shawn, Apr 13, 2006
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  3. thaiisland2003

    blah blah Guest

    You know we can play the guessing game all year long... Until you have
    that code read, no one will ever know what it is or was. Codes can clear
    themselves after so many cycles after the problem was corrected if it
    was corrected. Try getting it read at autozone.
     
    blah blah, Apr 13, 2006
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  4. thaiisland2003

    teem Guest

    Those readers at auto zone are toys,my 03 Ion was doing the retard (in
    boston dialect) thing all winter,it'dbe great if it were gas cap
    issue,but I hope the reader at saturn will tell the truth once & for
    all.
     
    teem, Apr 14, 2006
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  5. thaiisland2003

    blah blah Guest

    I'm not talking about the ones they SELL nor care about the QUALITY of
    the reader! Every reader will give you the set CODE from the ECM.
    Autozone will read codes for FREE, then you come on here and tell us the
    Powertrain code(s) that were set then we can then and only THEN can we
    begin diagnosing the problem instead of playing these silly guessing
    games. If you want to pay the dealership for a diagnosis or to have the
    codes read to you then be my guess. If you want us to try and figure it
    out, start by giving somewhere TO start. No one here is telepathic.
     
    blah blah, Apr 14, 2006
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