Pulling the ecm, or pcm fuse for a minute or so will reset it, most parts stores have scan tools and will reset it for free, if the light is indicating a problem, and it always is, you will need to repair the problem or the light will just come back on. If you are trying to get the car smogged you will need to drive it about 30 to 50 miles before it will pass.
Its sealed, you have to take it to the dealer!!!!
Have to have a computer OB VAT Tool or Volkwagen dealer only check. The other way is to check the fluid when the engine is warm . There is a plug on the side of the transmission pan.
THERE IS NO DIP STICK YOU HAVE TO GO TO A VW DEALER AND THEY HAVE TO GO IN TO YOUR ENGINE AND CHECK THE TRANS. FLUID CALL AND CHECK THE PRICE BEFORE YOU BRING YOUR CAR.
The check engine light has to be reset with a OBD scan tool
Easy,with the dipstick yellow handle in front of engine
It means look and check your engine, it needs care.
There is o fuse for the check engine light. The check engine is controlled by the cars computer the only way to turn it off is to fix the problem that made it come on.
Depends cummins powerstroke or duramax or even a little TDI Jetta are all different
The check engine light comes on and stays on when a problem is detected by the self diagnosis system of your vehicle. Generally, a check engine light is lit when there is a problem in the emissions or somthing that is affecting the effectiveness of the emissions.
Yes
If the check engine light is on, there is a trouble code stored in the computer identifying the problem. What you need to do is have the computer scanned. Most parts stores will do it for free. Have that done and then take it to a VW dealer to get them to fix the fault
The easy fix to reset the "check engine" light on the Jetta is to completely unhook the battery for at least 10 minutes. This may possibly be only a temporary fix though if the original problem that caused the light to come on still exists.