Check Engine Light

[GrassHopper13]

 

[geoffbland]

Do you have a valve controller fitted?
At start-up? Clear it, restart and see if it comes back.

 

[GrassHopper13]

It did. 3 Times in 3 months.
It usually resets on its own after couple of days. It's a 2025 V6 Manual with 5000 miles on it.
Thinking of taking in to the dealership for a checkup.
I don't have any specific diagnostic tools for this model.

 

[OliverB]

What does your air filter looks like?

 

[GrassHopper13]

Clean..... car is brand new almost. I haven't driven it hard at all.
I been told it might have something to do with timing chain.

 

[cellculturist]

I’d guess a low voltage issue. Sometimes batteries are strong enough to crank a starter and turn a car on but not enough to appease some voltage-picky control modules (especially when voltage sags during cranking).

I don’t think there’s anything mechanically wrong with the car but of course I’m just speculating from afar!

Curious to know how it goes

 

[GrassHopper13]

It happened in a Tunel
I pushed it to 150 mph and got check engine and the rpm stooped at 4000 until I pulled over and reset the car

 

[cellculturist]

Oh haha, well now I’m even more curious I hope the dealer can figure it out

 

[geoffbland]

I been told it might have something to do with timing chain.

Who told you - ChatGPT? I'm not sure about this, but the CamShaft Position Timing code would mean a timing issue for other cars - but this code on the Emira is used for the exhaust valve. If I remember correctly this was the code I got when my Milltek Valve controller failed. Either way a trip to the dealers is probably on the cards if it has happened on 3 separate occasions.