It could be anything. When the amber coloured check engine light comes, it records in the system what the problem has to do with. A mechanic with an OBDC reader can read the code. The light comes on with things related to the mostly the computer system. That includes sensors throughout engine that test oxygen levels in the fuel mixture. etc. If a sensor is going bad it could send funny signals that the computer could misunderstand and then change the fuel mixture to something incorrect and make the engine lose power. Then it could send a good signal and the computer might correct what it did and start running better again. Hope that helps.
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