Lots of misinformation. The engine stopped running. That has nothing to do with the transmission.
"the behavior was similar in the respect that it came out of now where"
There's hundreds of different problems that show up unexpectedly so you can't draw any parallels from that.
The Check Engine light is only required to turn on when the problem detected could adversely affect emissions. There's over a thousand potential diagnostic fault codes and the light will not turn on for about half of them. You can check for codes anytime. You don't have to wait for the light to turn on. All we know for sure is since the light did turn on for a little while, there is a fault code stored in the Engine Computer.
"tried to restart. Nothing"
What does "nothing" mean? Did the engine crank but not start? Were there no sounds and no response when you turned the ignition switch to "crank"? Did anything else work like lights or the radio?
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Monday, March 11th, 2013 AT 8:20 PM