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CEL On - code P107 S70

The atmospheric pressure sensor is the issue here, most likely.

The atmospheric pressure sensor is just in front of the washer fill, behind the head light, held to a stand off on the inner fender with a 8mm bolt. The sensor has a pink connector on it.

Try disconnecting and reconnecting it, and if that does not do the trick, you are looking at about $150 or so for the part.

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