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by broperto on December 30th, 2007
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by Old School on March 18th, 2007
If you can, take it to another dealership.
The "Check Engine" light (or MIL in technician-speak) indicates that fault codes have been set in the engine computer, and those fault codes *should* lead the technicians to a proper diagnosis.
The "growling" noise should also be a dead giveaway if it is in fact related to the emissions control problem.
These things are difficult to diagnose over the Internet, but you have enough symptoms that a decent technician should be able to find the cause.
Good luck.
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