Inheritage 2002 Chevy Blazer
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Inheritage 2002 Chevy Blazer
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I recently inherited my grandmas 2002 Chevy Blazer; it has super low miles (60k) and runs like a charm, but there has always been problems with the sensors; the "check engine" and airbag lights go on and off intermittently. I have had it worked on recently and there are no issues so we think it's just a faulty sensor issue.
I need to get it inspected soon and I know it won't pass if the sensor lights are on-can I turn them off myself or is it difficult to do? Any advice is appreciated thanks!
I recently inherited my grandmas 2002 Chevy Blazer; it has super low miles (60k) and runs like a charm, but there has always been problems with the sensors; the "check engine" and airbag lights go on and off intermittently. I have had it worked on recently and there are no issues so we think it's just a faulty sensor issue.
I need to get it inspected soon and I know it won't pass if the sensor lights are on-can I turn them off myself or is it difficult to do? Any advice is appreciated thanks!
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You'll want to post the specific error codes to get more precise help.
As for the airbag error, a not uncommon fault is with one of the crash sensors/ accelerometers under the front bumper. If this is the case, there will be a specific code for it. To read this, the code reader will need to be more capable than the simple cheap ones.
As for the airbag error, a not uncommon fault is with one of the crash sensors/ accelerometers under the front bumper. If this is the case, there will be a specific code for it. To read this, the code reader will need to be more capable than the simple cheap ones.
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You'll want to post the specific error codes to get more precise help.
As for the airbag error, a not uncommon fault is with one of the crash sensors/ accelerometers under the front bumper. If this is the case, there will be a specific code for it. To read this, the code reader will need to be more capable than the simple cheap ones.
As for the airbag error, a not uncommon fault is with one of the crash sensors/ accelerometers under the front bumper. If this is the case, there will be a specific code for it. To read this, the code reader will need to be more capable than the simple cheap ones.
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