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    btleier
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    I'm fixing a car for a friend of mine. She had an intake put on it, but they ghetto rigged it, and it came apart, so it was of course running like poo and throwing the CEL. Got the intake installed properly however we still have a CEL. My question is, where the coupler has a 90 degree elbow off the tb there is a whole that looks like for a sender on top. Is something supposed to fill that hole, right now it is jus plugged, and if nothing goes there, how can I reset the system, and clear the CEL. I live in a town with automotive stores that don't have code readers. Thanks for the help.

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      disconnect the battery for 30minutes...thats about the only way in an obd2 car to reset it without a scan tool

      At first I did it for fun, then I realized I made the investment and had to do it!

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      Next project? 6cyl, 6spd?

      > spanish-rice;237125 wrote:
      > at first i thought the title said beer truck drivers needed... In which case i accidently put my two weeks in at work.

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        dynotune
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        I'm pretty sure the car has a MAF- make sure that is plugged in. If it is and driveability is OK, you can unhook the batt, but the light may still be on. The code will be stuck in the PCM historical, but depending on year etc. etc, it may not shut off w/ the battery (emissions codes cannot be cleared until "fixed" or cleared). If it doesn't, you'll need to get it cleared at a shop or find a buddy w/ a scanner. Sometimes cold air kits can screw w/ the A/F when the MAF is clocked wrong, which can cause excessive rich or lean codes to occur also. It sounds like you just had a vacuum leak and now it's repaired and you need your CEL turned off though.
        andy

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          btleier
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          yeah the car runs fine now.... just the cel.... I disconnected that battery, and I'll see what if it clears after leaving it like that for a while.

          maf is plugged in.

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            dynotune
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            it will eventually go away on it's own, but it may take quite a while (I believe it's like 50-90 drive cycles) but it will still stay in historical.
            andy

            DynoTune Speed & Performance
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              btleier wrote:
              .... just the cel...
              I believe with OBDII they changed the proper term to MIL (malfunction Indicator Light) just had to throw in some useless knowledge from highschool auto shop

              no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                wannabe wrote:
                I believe with OBDII they changed the proper term to MIL (malfunction Indicator Light) just had to throw in some useless knowledge from highschool auto shop

                i bet you think your mr smarty pants...jk joel

                RSX TYPE S...HAS FINALLY COME.

                BOOST....to be continued

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                  wannabe wrote:
                  I believe with OBDII they changed the proper term to MIL (malfunction Indicator Light) just had to throw in some useless knowledge from highschool auto shop

                  btw... got everything squared away... she's running like a champ.

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