I have a PT Cruiser turbo with a check engine light comes on? Why?

Asked by JJebbia Jan 20, 2012 at 12:24 PM about the 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ihave a 2004 PT Cruiser Turbo and the check engine light comes on.  Why?

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There are a gazillion possibilities for the check engine light to come on. You need to get a code reader and hook it up under the dash. It will tell you what the problem is. Any good mechanic will have a code reader and it only takes a minute to hook it up and find out what the problem is.

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Call 1-626-307-5771 this guy is good and ask for donald. Had the same problem took my car to a shop they couldn't fix it,took my car to donald fixed. I'm a church going man to lie is a sin before almighty god,in case you didn't know his real name is jesus, but anyway this guy will fix your car.

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Most auto parts stores will read the codes for you. Post them here and we will try to help.

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I had same problem but it had multiple failed head gasket repairs and needed another one. Had leaking power steering fluid and coolant going into the engine which may have contributed to overheating (very dangerous) but I have also heard there were fan problems causing it to overheat. Mechanic could not get the "check engine" light off and it was a head gasket problem again.

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