Compare Nissan Juke engine management light repair quotes from specialist garages

The Nissan Juke was a trailblazer when it debuted in 2010, offering an alternative to small hatchbacks for drivers who couldn't afford a larger conventional SUV. Its sales were staggering despite stiff competition, and its popularity continues to this day; in 2023, it was named 'Used Small Car of the Year' at the Used Car Awards.

The second generation model, launched in 2020, improves several of its predecessor's shortcomings. Thanks to its smart interior and good safety rating, it makes an excellent family car. However, Nissan has issued several recalls for the Juke, with problems ranging from faulty oxygen sensors to fuel leaks.

The engine management light (EML) - also referred to as the check engine light - is a small engine symbol that becomes illuminated on your dashboard to indicate a problem, the severity of which is suggested by the colour of the light (red or yellow) and whether it stays on or flashes (usually due to misfires).

Many things can trigger the EML. Some are easy to fix, such as a loose fuel cap, while others are more expensive, such as a faulty catalytic converter. One of the most common reasons is a defective oxygen sensor - if your car is also experiencing a drop in fuel efficiency and black smoke from the exhaust, this is likely why.

Read this guide for more information about why the engine management light comes on and how to fix it.

You don't have to risk driving your car to a garage when the EML is illuminated. Instead, you can book a mobile mechanic, who will carry out an engine management light repair at a convenient location for you.