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Re: Check engine light...

What is a "dearch"? I guess basic computer skills would include spell check ;-)

Do you know how many HUNDREDS of times your question has been asked > here? > > Do you think you might be able to perform a dearch FIRST before asking > the SAME question? Do so...and then get back to us. > > Basic computer skills, please... > > John D. > > > > > I have a check engine light going off on my dash. I've heard that if the > > engine sounds ok, it is probably nothing serious. How can I find out why > > is it going off without spending a lot? > > > > > > The Dawg > > --
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At this point, pretty much 75% of the possible questions have been asked and answered. If "do a search" is the proper response, then we should do it for quite a few questions.

I suggest that if you don't want to answer, don't. I'm not trying to be offensive. If your post was "I seem to recall question but not the answer, try a search with these keywords", that's good. But, if your answer is "it's been asked, go search" then I'll suggest you just ignore the thread.

Bob

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'nuther Bob

That's in the "typing skills" category...I admit I can't type. No mistakes writing longhand but lots of them typing. No, don't have a spelling-checker but do try to catch most mistakes. Usually don't...sorry.

Thanks for the corection...I meant "search."

John D.

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John D.

You said what I was thinking a whole lot more diplomatic way that I would have. I think I'll end it at that. Thank to all those who tried to provide helpful information as well as those who emailed me on the matter.

The Dawg

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J-Dawg

You're welcome.

John D.

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John D.

Nah, just wait around. It'll reset itself automatically eventually, right Bob?

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Pronto Breakneck

It will unless the defective component continues to throw the code, Pinto man.

I noticed that you skipped the part of my other post where I requested that you prove me wrong about this. Go ahead. I like to learn.

Bob

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'nuther Bob

On type II ECU it takes 50 start/engine run/off cycles to clear with no fault detected, there is no spec on type III ECU error retention but likely the same . Chances are it will reset the day before he refills with gas while leaving the key in the on position or heaven forbid the engine running.

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