rick

Hi all,
Is there any way to erase check engine light without the scanner-The
front pipe was leaking and engine light came on -after scan, it was
suppose to be the O2 sensor, but thepipe was leaking so bad I replaced
it. Is there any way to erase the code to see if it will come back?-I
tried unplugging battery for 15 seconds-nothing. Any ideas???
Rick

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screwtape iii

rick wrote:

> Hi all,
> Is there any way to erase check engine light without the scanner-The
> front pipe was leaking and engine light came on -after scan, it was
> suppose to be the O2 sensor, but thepipe was leaking so bad I replaced
> it. Is there any way to erase the code to see if it will come back?-I
> tried unplugging battery for 15 seconds-nothing. Any ideas???
> Rick

Your on the right track. Leave the battery disconnected for 5 minutes.
That will certainly clear it.

Around here, Autozone will do a free diagnostic and clear the codes for
you.

rick

"rick" wrote:
> Hi all,
> Is there any way to erase check engine light without the
> scanner-The front pipe was leaking and engine light came on
> -after scan, it was suppose to be the O2 sensor, but thepipe
> was leaking so bad I replaced it. Is there any way to erase
> the code to see if it will come back?-I tried unplugging
> battery for 15 seconds-nothing. Any ideas???
> Rick

Thanks screwtapeiii,
Sure enough, it worked-Now let’s just hope the problem is solved and
it won’t light up again now that the front pipe has been changed,

Best regards-
Rick

The Chris

rick <UseLinkToEmail@AutoForumz.com> wrote in news:421bd12e$1_1
@alt.athenanews.com:

> Hi all,
> Is there any way to erase check engine light without the scanner-The
> front pipe was leaking and engine light came on -after scan, it was
> suppose to be the O2 sensor, but thepipe was leaking so bad I replaced
> it. Is there any way to erase the code to see if it will come back?-I
> tried unplugging battery for 15 seconds-nothing. Any ideas???
> Rick
>

Let me ask you this... I'm having the same O2 sensor issue, but have been
too cheap to fix it... What did something like that set you back?

LameBMX

okay well dude chris didnt have an o2 issues ... but rick pull the ecm
fuse(s) for like 5 minutes

The Chris wrote:
> rick <UseLinkToEmail@AutoForumz.com> wrote in news:421bd12e$1_1
> @alt.athenanews.com:
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>Is there any way to erase check engine light without the scanner-The
>>front pipe was leaking and engine light came on -after scan, it was
>>suppose to be the O2 sensor, but thepipe was leaking so bad I replaced
>>it. Is there any way to erase the code to see if it will come back?-I
>>tried unplugging battery for 15 seconds-nothing. Any ideas???
>>Rick
>>
>
>
> Let me ask you this... I'm having the same O2 sensor issue, but have been
> too cheap to fix it... What did something like that set you back?