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Check Engine Light S90-V90 1998

posted by  B.C. on  Fri May 27 19:46 CST 2011
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Here's what I would do: Disconnect the battery (after writing down your radio security code and station pre-sets) and leave it off 30 minutes or more.

Re-connect the battery. Input the radio security code and set one of your pre-sets. You might find that ll the pre-sets are OK.

The CE light should not come on. Once the computer sensors are re-set, it may come back, so get the smog test done ASAP.

Good Luck,

Bob

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