On most vehicles if you unhook the negative battery cable from the battery for a length of time, the computer will clear its memory for the Check engine lights. I would say have it disconnected for a half hour or so, should do the trick.
Battery temp sensor
Check engine light came on
went to parts store and they hooked up their analyzer
it gave a code for the battery temp sensor he did not have one
so tomorrow i will be tackling this problem
my question is if i replace the sensor and it fixes the problem will the check engine light go out or do i have to take it to a shop and have them do it?
went to parts store and they hooked up their analyzer
it gave a code for the battery temp sensor he did not have one
so tomorrow i will be tackling this problem
my question is if i replace the sensor and it fixes the problem will the check engine light go out or do i have to take it to a shop and have them do it?
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