Service Vehicle soon light on

Asked by mhschic23 Jul 26, 2016 at 02:45 PM about the 2006 Saturn VUE Base V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have had my service vehicle soon light coming on  
for a few months now it doesn't stay on it will go
off and then when I start the car and get down the
road it will come on. It is not a check engine light.
When the light does come on I can feel almost like
a hesitation in the acceleration and RPMS although
it still is shifting. What could be the issue? It
almost feels like a misfire??? What cause this light
to come on? I have searched Google and cannot
find answers. HELP!!

1 Answer

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Fuel Injection problem, bad plug wires or bad spark plugs. The Code Scanner won't find anything because the check engine light isn't on.

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