2009 Toyota Matrix Engine

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Asked by Sandy_R Apr 16, 2017 at 12:29 AM about the 2009 Toyota Matrix FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I got an oil chnage done and my engine light came
on. The mechanic said it's nothing of a major issue
However, my light comes on every other week and
last for 1 week. Not sure what the reason to this is
PLEASE HELP

3 Answers

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No its not the oil indicator light. It's the engine light. Ever since I had my recent oil change my light has been popping up. Sometimes when my light comes on my car will jerk too

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have it scanned for codes and post them

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my engine light is intermittent as well. I was told that it was the CO2 heat sensor in the back.

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