Protege - Check Engine Light
#1
08-08-2007, 01:51 PM
Protege - Check Engine Light
I have a 1999 Mazda Protege LX 4 door sedan.
My car windshield recently developed a crack on the passenger side running from the dge to about 1/3rd of the windshield horisontally. I am not sure of the cause though. Either someone accidentally hit something on the windshild while the car was parked in the parking lot... or a possible gravel chip developed into a larger crack due to excessive heat conditions.
Ever since i noticed the crack 2 days ago, the Check Engine light has been ON continuously. I haven't checked up the code yet.
Is anyone aware if the windshield crack could be a reason for the Check Engine light to come up? Otherwise, whats the best (and cheap) way to find whats going wrong with the Check Engine light?
My car windshield recently developed a crack on the passenger side running from the dge to about 1/3rd of the windshield horisontally. I am not sure of the cause though. Either someone accidentally hit something on the windshild while the car was parked in the parking lot... or a possible gravel chip developed into a larger crack due to excessive heat conditions.
Ever since i noticed the crack 2 days ago, the Check Engine light has been ON continuously. I haven't checked up the code yet.
Is anyone aware if the windshield crack could be a reason for the Check Engine light to come up? Otherwise, whats the best (and cheap) way to find whats going wrong with the Check Engine light?
#2
08-08-2007, 07:09 PM
RE: Protege - Check Engine Light
ORIGINAL: vbprajvanshi
Is anyone aware if the windshield crack could be a reason for the Check Engine light to come up?
Is anyone aware if the windshield crack could be a reason for the Check Engine light to come up?
Otherwise, whats the best (and cheap) way to find whats going wrong with the Check Engine light?
#3
08-09-2007, 05:43 PM
RE: Protege - Check Engine Light
Thanks a tonne!
I went to Autozone and came back with the error code P0402 EGR Flow Excessive.
Is that something i can fix myself?
I went to Autozone and came back with the error code P0402 EGR Flow Excessive.
Is that something i can fix myself?
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