Resetting the computer is done when you clear the code, either by a battery disconnect or a code scanner. To ensure the car will pass an emssions inspection it has to complete a "drive cycle", which is a series of conditions the car has to be driven in before the car is ready to test,
You can reset your engine service light by holding in the scroll button. Hold the button in until the engine oil life goes to 100 percent. The engine service light will go off.
You will have to drive it until it comes on.
i think most Renault if they are not serviced slowly cut the power down to protect the engine from poor oil quality etc, even if you service your self the service light needs resetting i think most Renault if they are not serviced slowly cut the power down to protect the engine from poor oil quality etc, even if you service your self the service light needs resetting i think most Renault if they are not serviced slowly cut the power down to protect the engine from poor oil quality etc, even if you service your self the service light needs resetting
Try resetting the computer
No, resetting the light will not fix the cause of the problem.
If you are referring to resetting the Check Engine Light then you will need to have someone with a scanner to do it. If you are referring to reprogramming the Engine Control Module then the dealer will do it.
Try Resetting the Fuse, the Box is by the Hood Popper you need to use force
To reset the service engine light on a 1999 Ford F-150, you can disconnect the negative battery cable for about 15 minutes. This will erase the trouble codes stored in the computer and turn off the light. Alternatively, you can use an OBD-II scanner to read and clear the codes directly. However, be sure to address any underlying issues that triggered the light before resetting it.
To manually reset the "Service Engine Soon" light on a 2005 Ford Explorer, you can disconnect the battery by removing the negative terminal for about 15 minutes. This will reset the vehicle's computer and clear the light. Alternatively, you can use an OBD-II scanner to erase the trouble codes that triggered the light. Always ensure that any underlying issues are addressed before resetting the light.
you need to have the car's computer scanned to see what codes are making the service engine soon light appear.
Disconnecting the power to the car, or computer for any length of time will not reset the check engine light, or service needed lights. The memory for these lights is stored in non-volatile memory of the computer in the car. In an OBDI or an OBDII system you must access the computer to reset these lights. As a suggestion if you have a local autoparts store they sometimes have a �Loan a Tool� program where you can rent a cheap computer access tool (This is not an endorsement, but I know Autozone rents this tool for both systems). If after resetting this light, it returns then you will need to correct the problem before it can be properly reset.
You could have a wiring issue between the computer and the light, or you have a bad computer.