Check Engine Light
05-03-2008, 12:08 PM
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Re: Check Engine Light
They are electrical. See if the pin tension on the plug is still nice and tight, as well check fuse number 15 I believe it is. The same as it is for the Alternator. Check to see if it is blown or not and check pin tension to the plug.
05-03-2008, 07:21 PM
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Re: Check Engine Light
check fuses today blwon 7.s amp fuse put another one and blew that one to soon as i strat it up ummm also another question i went to go use another fuses form another spot i couldnt tell the difference and i pulled the wrong fuse i pulled the fuses for my srs and now y srs lights is on even though i replaced it what can i do to get that damn lights off please help lol.......
05-08-2008, 12:37 PM
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05-21-2008, 07:39 AM
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still wawaiting help please I replaced the alternator and put another fuse in it and then she ran for a few mins longer then wht it did at first and then the car died checked the fuse and it had blown again.. What should I do please helpp.....
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Re: Check Engine Light
It is mostikely the secondary O2 sensor code... which is on the cat. Any time is reads less oxygen, it wil toss a CEL. There are a few ways to fix that.
1. is obviously put a stock cat back on
2. place an O2 anti-foul plug... which is the same as what referred to above as "spacer"
3. get an O2 simulator
4. leave the sensor out (do NOT unplug), if you unplug it, the circuit will be incomplete therefore the same O2 CEL code will pop up.
If you decide to use a simulator, I have one for sale.... $20 pick-up
1. is obviously put a stock cat back on
2. place an O2 anti-foul plug... which is the same as what referred to above as "spacer"
3. get an O2 simulator
4. leave the sensor out (do NOT unplug), if you unplug it, the circuit will be incomplete therefore the same O2 CEL code will pop up.
If you decide to use a simulator, I have one for sale.... $20 pick-up
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