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Common Reasons Why the Engine Warning Light Stays On in a Skoda Fabia
Model: Skoda Fabia
Mark3, NJ
- Years 2014-2021
In this video, we will look at the most common reasons why the engine warning light stays on, indicating that the car requires repair. One reason could be the fuel cap: it may not be properly closed or the seal could be damaged; another reason could be the oxygen sensor, which if faulty will give a poor reading of the exhaust gases. If it is not damaged, you can try to clean it; otherwise, you will need to replace it. Another issue could be the air intake; perhaps a hose is punctured, or a seal is loose or damaged. Another problem could be the MAF sensor, which measures the airflow and is located on the air intake; the best solution is to replace it. Another issue could be a dirty or clogged catalytic converter. It is not easy to reach, but it could be a reason why the oxygen sensor gives an incorrect reading. Cleaning it is not straightforward, so the best solution would be to change it. Naturally, another reason could be the poor condition of the battery. An issue could also be with the alternator, so the best course of action is to measure the output voltage. Another problem could be worn or dirty spark plugs; finally, there could be electrical or electronic issues, such as broken or worn cables, a short circuit, or a faulty ECU unit.
Updated on 13 September 2026 by ScegliAuto
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