A car’s engine management light (EML), also known as the check engine light or engine warning light, is one of the most important dashboard warnings in your car. The engine management light is shaped ...

CARS are fitted with a range of dashboard warning lights that indicate when there might be a problem with your vehicle. If your engine management light comes on while you are driving, you should ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The check engine light is one of those dashboard warning lights drivers dread to see suddenly come on in the middle of driving. First-time car ...

When the check-engine light snaps on, it is not a suggestion, it is your car’s way of saying something in the powertrain or emissions system needs attention. I see it as an early warning system that ...

The yellow engine light came on this morning while I was driving my 2007 MINI Cooper. I am a bit concerned as I bought the car just five months ago and it had a full Service history and recent MoT.

When your vehicle's check engine light (CEL) comes on, it's often a sign that something needs attention. But with over 20,000 parts working together in your car — many important for normal operation — ...

I have owned a 1998 Vauxhall Corsa for 12 months. It has done less than 52,000 miles and a few days ago the engine management warning light came when I started the car up. The engine also made some ...

When the check engine light comes on in a vehicle, it’s indicating that there is some issue with the car that should be checked out. It could be something minor, such as the gas cap not being screwed ...

07:59, Fri, Jul 21, 2017 Updated: 07:59, Fri, Jul 21, 2017 A recent survey has revealed a worrying percentage of UK drivers are ignoring a crucial warning light on their dashboard, which could prove ...

A warning light on your dashboard can be alarming. These symbols usually indicate two things - either it’s an issue that’s straight-forward and can be fixed with a simple DIY job at home. Or it’s ...

An ABS warning means there’s a fault with your motor's brake pads or sensors - and that could cause your brakes to fail DRIVERS have been urged to stop ignoring six little-known dashboard warning ...