Malfunction indicator lamp - Revision history

109er at 10:28, 16 September 2008

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Mr Wiki at 13:34, 17 April 2007

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Mr Wiki at 21:15, 3 April 2007

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PAB at 21:42, 12 March 2007

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	The '''Malfunction Indicator Lamp''' (MIL) is provides to warn the driver that the engine management system has detected a fault which may result in increased toxic ~~emmissions~~ from the exhaust.		The '''Malfunction Indicator Lamp''' (MIL) is provides to warn the driver that the engine management system has detected a fault which may result in increased toxic emissions from the exhaust.
	#If the lamp lights steady whilst driving, dealer advice should be sought without delay, and all unnecessary journeys avoided.		#If the lamp lights steady whilst driving, dealer advice should be sought without delay, and all unnecessary journeys avoided.
	#If the lamp flashes, an engine misfire has been detected which is sufficiently severe to cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter]]. Slow down immediately and be prepared to stop.		#If the lamp flashes, an engine misfire has been detected which is sufficiently severe to cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter]]. Slow down immediately and be prepared to stop.
	#*If the '''MIL''' then stops flashing, and is lit steady, proceed with caution and seek dealer advice.		#*If the '''MIL''' then stops flashing, and is lit steady, proceed with caution and seek dealer advice.
	#*If the '''MIL''' continues to flash, stop the engine and seek dealer advice. Continuing to drive the car with a flashing '''MIL'''may cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter\|~~exhuast~~ catalyst]] and increase toxic emissions.		#*If the '''MIL''' continues to flash, stop the engine and seek dealer advice. Continuing to drive the car with a flashing '''MIL'''may cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter\|exhaust catalyst]] and increase toxic emissions.

	MIL warning codes		MIL warning codes

seetim at 13:48, 6 October 2006

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cocjh1 at 07:57, 26 August 2006

2006-08-26T07:57:42Z

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The '''Malfunction Indicator Lamp''' (MIL) is provides to warn the driver that the engine management system has detected a fault which may result in increased toxic emmissions from the exhaust.
#If the lamp lights steady whilst driving, dealer advice should be sought without delay, and all unnecessary journeys avoided.
#If the lamp flashes, an engine misfire has been detected which is sufficiently severe to cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter]]. Slow down immediately and be prepared to stop.
#*If the '''MIL''' then stops flashing, and is lit steady, proceed with caution and seek dealer advice.
#*If the '''MIL''' continues to flash, stop the engine and seek dealer advice. Continuing to drive the car with a flashing '''MIL'''may cause overheat damage to the [[catalytic converter|exhuast catalyst]] and increase toxic emissions.