engine light comes on and stays on 1999 toyota

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Asked by Mark Feb 15, 2010 at 12:23 PM about the 1999 Toyota Corolla

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

engine light comes on and stays on had it checked out but the came back on any suggestions

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Did the tech that cheked it told you any codes? if not, take to the closest Advance Auto Parts. They read codes for free. Most likekly, O2 sensors.

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first thing you do before you take it to the shop, "check the oil" because cars now have low oil sensors that can trigger that idiot light.

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check the oil level it is ok i thought it my be the injectors it hesatates until we pass 35 mph then clears up.

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had it check out by auto zone i thought it might be the injectors it heatates until i reach 35 then clears out.

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Whne you went to AZ did they tell you waht the code is because continually clearing the code is not necessarily a good thing. COuld be as simple as a loose gas cap if you have three codes p0411 p0401 or something like that are evap codes caused 90% of the time by not tightening the fuel cap properly. (toyota Expert tech ASE Cert.)

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In my 1999 Toyota, I panic if the engine light is not on- only has 345,000 miles on it just saying !

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