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The check engine light or the warning light is a part of the vehicle system that was created in 1996 in automobiles, also known as OBD-II (for onboard diagnostic second generation). It is usually situated near or under the steering column that provides numerous information on a variety of automobile components including fuel system, engine, emissions, etc. This information is accessed through codes, while the local mechanics have a code reader through which they access the various components. However, you can also buy the code reader online or from any automobile shop to find the problem yourself. The next challenge is to understand what the code is trying to tell you, which can call for a qualified professional. There are hundreds of different OBD codes, and each one is composed of a letter and five digits. You may find out from the letter whether the problem is with the wiring, the chassis, the body (which includes the airbags and the air conditioning), or the power plant. You can determine if a code is unique to the maker of your car by looking at the first digit. The remaining numbers will provide more detail on the problem’s location.
Moreover, the Kia Soul check engine light is the most confusing on the dashboard because it does not give any explanation which is why it suddenly gives a hint to check your engine. The location and the color of the check engine light might vary by vehicle, but mostly its color is yellow and indicate a shape like an engine. While it does not necessary that it must have the word ‘’check’’ integrated into the dashboard that is designed. However, this signal, which is a component of the onboard diagnostics (OBD-II) system, always denotes an issue with your emissions system. It is important an emissions monitoring system. However, there are variations due to which the check engine light indicator comes on, some are the following.
