Check Engine Light Diagnosis

Honda Check Engine Light Diagnosis

There are a number of issues that can cause your vehicle’s check engine light to come on. Sometimes, it can be a small issue. Other times you may have to deal with major repairs. Our service center offers fast and affordable check engine light diagnosis to take the guessing game out of your check engine light.

Our Honda-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic equipment to discover the issue with your vehicle. In minutes we can have an answer for you and recommend the best next steps that you should take. When it comes to caring for your Honda, we are always ready to do what it takes. That’s why so many area Honda drivers rely on us for certified service.

Our Highly Rated Honda Service Center

Make sure that you take your Honda to a service center that truly understands your vehicle. We provide the highest level of service for all Honda vehicles. Not only that, we provide first-class customer service that takes all the stress out of a service center visit. That’s why we are consistently one of the highest-rated service centers in the area.

What Causes Check Engine Lights?

Not sure what your check engine light came on. Here’s a look at the five most common events that can trigger a check engine light event:

• Loose fuel cap - If your vehicle’s fuel cap is loose, the check engine light will come on. This is one of the easy problems that you can fix.
• Sparkplug issues - Over time, your vehicle’s sparkplugs will become less effective and will need to be replaced. When your vehicle’s sparkplugs fail to perform, then your vehicle’s check engine light will come on.
• Catalytic converter issues - Your catalytic converter is an important part of your vehicle. A check engine light can illuminate if your catalytic converter is not working properly.
• Mass airflow sensor - The mass airflow sensor will measure the amount of oxygen flowing into your engine. Having too much or too little oxygen in your engine can trigger a check engine light.
• Oxygen sensor - The oxygen sensor measures the amount of oxygen coming out of your vehicle’s exhaust system. If there is an improper amount of oxygen in your exhaust, then a check engine light event will be triggered.