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2000 Honda passport and the check engine light will not turn off you have replaced the egr valve and also replaced the fuel pump because the sensor was bad you had the codes cleared and after driving?
after driving it for fifteen minutes it turns back on
How do you reset computer on 1986 LeBaron after battery is replaced?
Disconnect battery cables from battery for 30 minutes and then reconnect battery it then resets.
What is 45 minutes in decimal form?
45 minutes is perfectly acceptable but you may prefer 45.0 minutes
How long does it take for the computer to reset after replacing battery and alternator?
To be completely ready it takes about 30-45 minutes of driving for the computer to complete all tests and to allow smog testing.
What is the OBDII drive cycle for a Jeep Wrangler?
The average Jeep computer takes about 20-30 minutes of driving to perform all the required tests.
How many minutes is 34 miles driving 70mph?
34 miles driving at 70mph requires 29.1 minutes.
How long should I steam an egg for it to be perfectly cooked?
Steam an egg for about 6-7 minutes for a perfectly cooked result.
How long do I need to bake squash for it to be perfectly cooked?
Bake squash for about 45-60 minutes at 400F for it to be perfectly cooked.
How many minutes is driving five miles?
30 minutes
If your 1986 Bronco XLT engine bogs out and dies after about 20 minutes of driving and you have replaced the ignition module in line fuel pump what else could be wrong?
sounds like an ignition coil
What causes a 1991 Tord Taurus S H O to just cut off while driving?
The cause for a 1991 Ford Taurus to just cut off while driving is probably a problem with the computer. If the car will start again after about 90 minutes, then check the computer module for code errors.
Lincoln ls battery was disconnected does the computer needs reset by the dealer?
No. Just reconnect the battery and let the car idle for 5-10 minutes and then start driving the car. The car will relearn your driving habits after a week or two. . . .
