What to Do When the Car Displays a Code?

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Solutions for when the car displays a code: The flashing of the car's code light indicates a gasoline-related issue. Check the front and rear oxygen sensors. Early signs of failure include the engine fault light staying on or occasionally flashing on the dashboard. The car may run temporarily, but prolonged neglect will prevent the electronic fuel injection system's computer from receiving oxygen concentration information from the exhaust pipe, disabling feedback control of the air-fuel ratio. This will increase engine fuel consumption and exhaust pollution. Therefore, it is essential to promptly address the issue or replace the faulty parts. The car's code light is part of the vehicle's detection chip system. If the chip cannot be detected, the dashboard will illuminate this indicator. When this light is on, the car cannot be started. Repeated attempts to ignite may lock the engine, commonly known as engine anti-theft protection.