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how many miles before check engine light comes back on
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The distance before a check engine light (CEL) reappears can greatly vary and depends on the specific issue that triggered it initially. Modern vehicles employ onboard diagnostics (OBD-II) to monitor performance and emissions. If a problem is detected, such as an emissions fault or a failing sensor, the CEL is illuminated. After repairs, if the underlying issue was fully resolved, the light should stay off. However, if the repair was incomplete, incorrect, or other related issues exist, the CEL can come back on almost immediately or after several hundred miles of driving. The variability hinges on the type of malfunction and driving conditions. Regular maintenance and addressing CEL warnings promptly with accurate diagnostics can help prevent recurrent issues. Always consult a professional mechanic for a precise diagnosis and repair to avoid frequent reoccurrence of the CEL.
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