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True Blue Terry 09-16-2011 6:24pm

Engine Check Light C5
 
Help, my engine check light came on and I discovered the problem was my gas cap was'nt on properly. Anyone know how to reset the light. I would greatly appreciate this as the weekend beckons!! Thanks, Terry

PortDawg 09-16-2011 6:33pm

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Originally Posted by True Blue Terry (Post 425967)
Help, my engine check light came on and I discovered the problem was my gas cap was'nt on properly. Anyone know how to reset the light. I would greatly appreciate this as the weekend beckons!! Thanks, Terry

Where are you...I have the technology

True Blue Terry 09-16-2011 6:37pm

Near Seattle. Thanks for the response, Barn Dog

Y2Kvert4me 09-16-2011 6:52pm

Turn ignition on or start the car.

While holding the "options" button down, press the "fuel" button 4 times quickly. This will start a scrolling list of all modules, and the number of codes contained within each module.

From here, enter the manual diagnostics mode by pressing any button other than "e/m", this will display the individual codes contained within each module, use "options" button to scroll forward, the "trip" button to go back to view each code.
You are looking for the code in the first module (10-PCM - code likely to be P0440 or P0442). To reset this, and any other code stored, press and hold "reset" for a second or so until it clears. When all are cleared, you will see the message "no codes" displayed.

When done clearing any/all codes, press the "e/m" button to exit disagnostics and resume normal DIC display. Your check engine light should be out at this point.



:cheers:

Tulsa Vette Guy 09-20-2011 2:46pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me (Post 426015)
Turn ignition on or start the car.

While holding the "options" button down, press the "fuel" button 4 times quickly. This will start a scrolling list of all modules, and the number of codes contained within each module.

From here, enter the manual diagnostics mode by pressing any button other than "e/m", this will display the individual codes contained within each module, use "options" button to scroll forward, the "trip" button to go back to view each code.
You are looking for the code in the first module (10-PCM - code likely to be P0440 or P0442). To reset this, and any other code stored, press and hold "reset" for a second or so until it clears. When all are cleared, you will see the message "no codes" displayed.

When done clearing any/all codes, press the "e/m" button to exit disagnostics and resume normal DIC display. Your check engine light should be out at this point.



:cheers:

This is the right way to clear your codes.:hurray:

Bucwheat 09-21-2011 7:47am

It happens to me at least twice a year.

True Blue Terry 09-26-2011 8:57pm

Thanks for the response to my problem Buckwheat!. I got it fixed thanks to a fellow Barner's advise. I was checking the gas cap and even though I felt it was on right, it still feels loose. Is that normal mor should I have the cap replaced? Terry


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