hey just wonderin if theres a reset button somewhere that i can get access to really easy to reset my check engine light i just had service work done and i think its a false alarm so i wanna see for my self if i comes back on then i know i have a problem

 

According to my repair manual, you need a scan tool to clear the codes. I purchased one at our local parts store (Pep Boys) for about $80. I have seen them advertised at the following:

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=46030 for $39.99.

This device allows you to reset the trouble code(s)

 

will the old trick of disconnecting the battery for 30 seconds work on ya'lls newer models

 

Yeah disconnect the battery and let it sit for about 5 mins, the light should go out and will come back on if there's a problem

 

thanks guys

 

You don't have to purchase a code reader to clear the codes. Most autoparts stores will let you per say rent one and they will hold onto your license and/or credit card. It is an easy out in the parking lot kind of fix. It will save you the $80 bucks.

 

most stores will scan and clear the codes for free. the battery will work as well.

 

The battery won't clear my check engine light. It comes on right now due to my secondary air pump and wonky fuel gauge. Two times i had the codes checked and both times the same codes came back for the above problems. I even tried unplugging it for over an hour on both terminals. It time to bite the bullet and fix the stupid thing.

 

lemon, please start a new thread on your problem (if you haven't already). Also, please post the exact codes that you have read from your PCM. I do not believe that a faulty fuel level sender has any OBD2 (generic or manufacturer specific) associated with it.

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