Not likely. The cel comes on when there is something ahtat is affecting the emission systems.
Low coolant is certainly a cause for concern as there is a bigger problem somewhere.
I have found that quite a few strange problems happen with the ect going bad. One such example is that it will prevent the evaporative monitor (self-test) from running because it thinks that the syetem is in a postion that it doesn't meet the criteria to allow it to run.
Having said that, you may have a thermostat problem.
I have seen it cause misfires or a very slow warm up that can set the cel on.
Need to pull codes to start.
Tuesday, December 25th, 2007 AT 8:26 AM