I have a 2001 Dodge Ram Truck. I first turned the ignition off-on off-on off-on and the code P1492 appeared in the odometer. That code means the battery temp sensor is bad. I found that the sensor was not attached. I had some work done on the truck and they forgot to reconnect it. So, I reconnected it. I unhooked the positive battery cable for about a minute and cleaned the terminals just for fun while I waited. Presto, it cleared the check engine light.
Always unhook the negative cable first.
On the left end of the dash there is a fuse panel . Remove the cover. There is a black plastic covered memory fuse that pulls out a little. It's almost in the middle. Pull this out until it stops and leave it pulled out about 15 minutes, this will clear the check engine light. However, if the problem is not fixed it will most likely come back on within a 100 miles or so.
That is the check engine light. Looks like a picture of an engine.
There are pages of causes, you need to have it checked for codes.
That is the check engine light.
A flashing check engine light is an indication of an engine misfire.
That depends entirely on the reason why the check engine light is on.
A Dodge Ram will have a check engine light appear when the engine needs to be serviced. You can reset this light by following the directions in your manual or by having your mechanic do it.
i just changed my batterys out on my truck now my check engine light is on?
You will need to get the cause of the check engine light repaired.
You reset the check engine light with a scan tool after repairing the failure.
Check for a good ground between the engine and the body. Also check the light grounds.
No. It is illegal, the check engine light will be on, and the computer will try to adjust which will hurt performance.
Check engine light Low power Poor fuel economy