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Automobile Enthusiasts

cksmithy

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3. Go to O'Reilys or Autozone

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sat Jun 1, 2024, 07:02 PM

Jun 2024

and buy a check engine light code reader with reset, it will clear the codes, says my husband. He was journey man mechanic back when they were called that. We have one in the shed that he used routinely to clear the codes on his old Ford 150. I checked Amazon and they have them from $24 to $40.

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Drive cycle not resetting some monitors on Chrysler 300 3.5L. In the past when my battery was disconnected [View all] Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2024 OP

Bring it to the dealer. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2024 #1

Good idea. Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2024 #4

Your monitors might be not connected? Think. Again. Jun 2024 #2

Thanks Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2024 #5

Go to O'Reilys or Autozone cksmithy Jun 2024 #3

I have a code reader. I'm using it to monitor the obd status. There are no trouble codes just failures to Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2024 #6