actfray

I have a '96 Altima SE, manual transmission. Here in Maryland, we have to have an emissions test every 2 years. This year, mine failed because the 'check engine' light would not come on when the car was started. I was told it could be as simple as a burned-out bulb. However, in order to get to this, they have to tear out the entire dashboard.

Is there any simpler way to rectify this? Could it be related to a bad fuse?

Also, they got a fault code - P0400 EGR Flow Malfunction. I don't know if this has anything to do with the engine light not coming on, but what should my mechanic look for first?

Thanks!

Craig

Ruben

I'd check the fuses, but chances are the bulb is burnt, especially since the car is throwing a code.

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Asleep

here you go bro, its a little long, but he gets his point across: Dash Lights

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