Engine light goes on, air conditioning/blower goes off

I had just started up the car when I noticed that both the air conditioning
or the blower weren't working at all. A few seconds later I noticed the
engine light was on, so I pulled over and checked the oil. After I started
it up again, the engine light went off and the air conditioner and blower
worked just fine.

So what kind of trouble am I in here? The car is a '95 Saturn SL-1, with
120,000+ miles on it. Does this sound related to the exhaust system?

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> I had just started up the car when I noticed that both the air conditioning
> or the blower weren't working at all. A few seconds later I noticed the
> engine light was on, so I pulled over and checked the oil. After I started
> it up again, the engine light went off and the air conditioner and blower
> worked just fine.
>
> So what kind of trouble am I in here? The car is a '95 Saturn SL-1, with
> 120,000+ miles on it. Does this sound related to the exhaust system?
>

Get the code read for free at places like autozone.

Sounds like a Microsoft product...
All it needed was a Re-Boot.

Could be a bit of corrosion on one of the connectors or fuses. Often pulling
the fuses and connectors and then mating them again them just burnishes the
contact areas enough to get a good contact again
Oppie
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"Robert P." > wrote in message
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| I had just started up the car when I noticed that both the air
conditioning
| or the blower weren't working at all. A few seconds later I noticed the
| engine light was on, so I pulled over and checked the oil. After I started
| it up again, the engine light went off and the air conditioner and blower
| worked just fine.
|
| So what kind of trouble am I in here? The car is a '95 Saturn SL-1, with
| 120,000+ miles on it. Does this sound related to the exhaust system?

Thanks, I'll take a look. That's also the sort of thing I can do
reasonably safely.


"Oppie" > wrote in
:

> Sounds like a Microsoft product...
> All it needed was a Re-Boot.
>
> Could be a bit of corrosion on one of the connectors or fuses. Often
> pulling the fuses and connectors and then mating them again them just
> burnishes the contact areas enough to get a good contact again
> Oppie
> _________________
> "Robert P." > wrote in message
> ...
>| I had just started up the car when I noticed that both the air
> conditioning
>| or the blower weren't working at all. A few seconds later I noticed
>| the engine light was on, so I pulled over and checked the oil. After
>| I started it up again, the engine light went off and the air
>| conditioner and blower worked just fine.
>|
>| So what kind of trouble am I in here? The car is a '95 Saturn SL-1,
>| with 120,000+ miles on it. Does this sound related to the exhaust
>| system?
>
>