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What Causes the Engine Warning Light to Illuminate in a Van?

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SanAlivia

07/29/25 10:22pm

The reasons for the engine warning light illuminating in a van are as follows: 1. Oxygen Sensor Malfunction: The vehicle's oxygen sensor provides crucial feedback on engine performance and environmental conditions by measuring the amount of unburned oxygen in the exhaust to determine if the fuel-air mixture is at its optimal state. A malfunctioning oxygen sensor can trigger the engine warning light and increase fuel consumption. 2. Catalytic Converter Replacement Needed: The catalytic converter typically doesn't require replacement. However, if issues with spark plugs, ignition coils, or mechanical engine faults are left unresolved, spark plug failure may occur, causing the engine warning light to illuminate. 3. Tightening or Replacing the Fuel Cap: A loose or damaged fuel cap is a common cause of the engine warning light turning on. A missing or faulty fuel cap not only wastes time and money but also compromises the safety of the vehicle, triggering the warning light. 4. Coolant Thermostat Replacement Needed: The thermostat regulates the engine coolant temperature to ensure optimal operating conditions. If the thermostat fails during operation, preventing the coolant from reaching the proper temperature, the engine warning light will activate. Additionally, failing to replace the coolant at recommended intervals or a malfunctioning radiator that leads to engine overheating can cause the thermostat to rust or fail.

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