Service Engine Soon Light?
Ok so after messing with my blazer the other day and finally fixing the 4x4 (disconnected vacuum line) I might have caused the service engine soon light to come on. Does anyone know if taking off the cover to intake manifold could have had something to do with this. I only did that and I also reconnected the vacuum line. Could this be the answer to the light being on or is this something i should go get checked out?
I got a SES light when the hose clamp connecting the intake pipe to the MAF loosened up and eventually popped off. I'd check all the connections along the intake pipe, and also make sure the two sensors are plugged in and seated properly.
On an unrelated note, do you ever get anything installed at the Raleigh Circuit City recently?
On an unrelated note, do you ever get anything installed at the Raleigh Circuit City recently?
Haha yep I saw your truck at CCity. I work in car electronics, but the sales side. I get to hang out in the install bay when its slow
And yes Im at cookout quite a bit, pretty much everyone I know lives between Gorman and Varisty.
Did you get the codes pulled yet?
And yes Im at cookout quite a bit, pretty much everyone I know lives between Gorman and Varisty.Did you get the codes pulled yet?
I pluggedin ascan toolto the port and for some reason it wasnt working. It worked on my friends car, which isalso a 2000,and he says the tool is for all cars 1995 and up. Then a week later my check engine light just turns off and i havnt seen it come back on since (about3 days ago). Do i still need toget it looked at?
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