as long as the aftermarket part is a DIRECT part number replacement for the factory one it should not make any difference at all...............good luck, Mike they will have a problem if you have a fuel ratio or o2 fault because replacing only 1 o2 sensor sometimes is not advisable. your pcm uses that data for fuel stratagey and is sensing the lack of oxygen in exhaust gases. it doesnt matter weather it was up or downstream, you should have replaced both at the same time to insure correct adaptive fuel ratios.
Time for an oil change.
cutting fuel while driving
Either the traction control system is active or has a failure.
Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner to determine the problem
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The Easiest way would be to locate it under the dash panel and simply unplug it.
you cann't just turn it off, it's telling you you have a lamp out. check the lamps to see where it's at. Do you have the HID aftermarket lights?
push "step" until 0 miles to service is displayed, press and hold "reset".
The computer has detected a problem with the Anti-Lock Brake System, (ABS). Your ABS may or may not be functional. Have this looked at by a professional.
Sentry Key Immobiliser warning light, comes on if the key is not recognised by the vehicle, may need new skim key or skim module.
disaster warning, attack warning, and all clearstandardized warning signals and actions for CONUS and U.S. Territoriesdisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all cleardisaster warning, attack warning, and all clear
It has warning indicators for open doors, blown tail light bulbs, low fluid levels, .......