Learn how to reset your Check Engine Light (CEL) without using an OBD II 2 scanner / reader tool. Will work on just about any car. Also referred to as Service Engine Soon, and Malfunction Indicator…
Learn how to reset your Check Engine Light (CEL) without using an OBD II 2 scanner / reader tool. Will work on just about any car. Also referred to as Service Engine Soon, and Malfunction Indicator…
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so yeah i wouldnt recomend reseting your check engine light this way. see
the thing about the check engine light, is that it lights up when there is
something wrong with your engine and it needs to be checked. sure you can
unplug the batery and reboot the on board computer but whats going to
happen in 15 miles? the fault is going to trigger and you will be back
where your started. christian it looks like the reboot you did on the
ocmputer caused your fuel injector timer to loose its sync with the engine.
so the computer is sending fuel to pistons that are not due to fire. i bet
that you had horible gas milage and almost no power to go along with that
idle right? lesson learned? if you dont know what your doing take your car
to a professional. you could have ended up with a bill for a brand new car
at the end of all this.
civic 1996, when i run 10 klm. or more, the engine light turns on, whats
the problen eric? help me plzz :c
the problem is do the engine come back on after a day or two of driving
because i got my car repair and engine light reset and now its back on if
the problem is not fix the check engine come back so what s the point to
reset it