If the check engine light is on, the computer has detected a problem. You need to retrieve the code(s) so you know what problem exsists and then you can figure out how to get it fixed. Since there are many different reasons for it to come on I won't guess as to why. Your car is OBD II if you decide to buy your own scanner and get the code(s) yourself. Some auto parts stores will do it for you for free.
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