reprograming
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crimsone96Q45
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reprograming
is there anyway to reprogram the codes without having the car taken to a shop ? any advice would be appreciated
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szh
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Re: reprograming (crimsone96Q45)
I assume that you have a 96 Q (from your username) and that you are trying to reset a code that caused the CEL to come on? It is not clear from your post what you mean.crimsone96Q45 wrote:is there anyway to reprogram the codes without having the car taken to a shop ? any advice would be appreciated
If you are simply trying to find out what caused the light to come on, and then reset it, you can borrow an ODB-II reader from your local Autozone and do this.
If it is something else that you wanted, then a bit more elaboration is needed!
Z
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elwesso
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Re: reprograming (szhosain)
Indeed elaborate a little, we'll help out. WElcome to NICO!!
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crimsone96Q45
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Re: reprograming (szhosain)
yes that is the problem. i read on a different post that the air flow meter can sometimes get out of whack and cause the cel to come on as well as the bucking and hesitating, so i thought that i could reprogram the codes to see if thats the problem before i go and buy a new air flow meter.
thanks,
thanks,