
When the engine yellow light is on, it indicates a system fault, and there are many possible causes for the light. The potential reasons and solutions for not being able to shift into reverse gear are as follows: 1. Name-brand computer issue: If the name-brand computer has a problem, you should visit a repair shop and have a technician replace it. 2. Clutch issue: Check whether the clutch is faulty when the engine yellow light is on and reverse gear cannot be engaged. 3. Check the fault code: Visit a professional 4S shop or repair shop to use a decoder to detect the fault code. Only then can targeted repairs be made to quickly resolve the issue. Some engine yellow lights do not affect vehicle operation, so there is no need to worry, and the vehicle can continue to be used. 4. Restart: If the fault light is on and you cannot shift gears to move, try turning off the engine and restarting it to see if you can shift gears again.

I've seen this quite a few times. When the engine's yellow warning light comes on, it's usually due to issues with the control module or sensors, which can affect the gear shifting system. Right now, you should safely pull over, turn off the engine, wait a moment, and then restart to see if the issue persists. If it's a car with electronic shifting, the problem might be a faulty relay in the transmission or a hydraulic system failure—never force it into gear to avoid making things worse. It's best to use an OBD scanner to read the trouble codes for quick diagnosis, whether it's voltage instability or a gear position sensor malfunction. Regular maintenance of transmission fluid and periodic scanning for trouble codes can help prevent similar issues. In any case, don't delay—get it checked at a reputable repair shop as soon as possible to avoid breakdowns on the road, which are not only more dangerous but also more costly.

Oh my, I've experienced this too while driving this car. The engine light came on and I couldn't shift gears - it was terrifying! I was so anxious my palms were sweating. The likely reason is that the engine warning light triggered safety mode and locked the transmission to prevent more serious damage. Your first step should be to immediately find a safe place to stop and not move the vehicle. Try restarting the engine to see if it temporarily recovers. If that doesn't work, check for loose battery connections or blown fuses in the fuse box - sometimes it's just a minor issue. But don't tinker with it for too long yourself; it's safer to call a tow truck and take it to a repair shop since this involves electronic systems. Remember, driving safety comes first, especially on highways - this isn't something you should delay!

Buddy, I've encountered a similar situation before and it's quite simple to handle. First, park the car and don't panic. The engine's yellow warning light and inability to shift gears are often related to the computer system, such as a faulty CAN bus sending wrong signals. Try restarting the car to see if it temporarily works or manually switch the gear mode. If that doesn't work, quickly contact a mechanic to diagnose it with professional tools—don't try to dismantle it yourself. Electronic system failures are the main cause, so no need to stress; it'll be fine eventually and can definitely be repaired.


