How can the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) be turned off?

After fixing the problem, the service technician will turn off the MIL. There are also situations under which the vehicle's OBD-II system can turn off the MIL automatically if the conditions that caused a problem are no longer present. If the OBD-II system evaluates a component or system three consecutive times and no longer detects the initial problem, the MIL will turn off automatically.

As a result, drivers may see the MIL turn on and then turn off. For example, if the gas cap is not properly tightened after refueling, the OBD-II system can detect the vapor leak that exists from the cap not being completely tightened. If the gas cap is subsequently tightened, the MIL should be extinguished within a few days.

This is not an indication of a faulty OBD-II system. In this example, the OBD-II system has properly diagnosed the problem and accordingly alerted the driver by illuminating the MIL.

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