Pierocksmysocks wrote:
RLDStover wrote:
LKWJeeper wrote:
I think disconnecting the battery for a while does it or auto zone can clear it.
Thanks for all the help and feed back it most appreciated from all of you and quicker than the dealer. I checked gas cap and cleaned also looked up the other problems that could help get that code. It's that liquid on top of the air cleaner box I'd like resolved too. I really don't believe it's because of the oil filter I did tell them I thought there was a leak as found some spots on drive but I thought it was related to the moisture on air filter and it's still there they didn't even dry it up.
Most auto parts stores will let you borrow a OBD II reader and go out to the parking lot to clear the code (the plugin port is at the base of the steering column). That code is specific to the fuel/evap system though so the airbox wouldn't cause it to pop I wouldn't think. Were you aware of any other codes that they read?
Wow, really I didn't know that they would do that, thanks, that code was the only one on the invoice, my printer is out of ink or I'd print out the OBD II page which lists a slew of parts to replace, I'll have to take it back to dealer this time I guess though as I want to ask more questions about the fluid on the air intake box I don't think it relates to the code but just want to know why it's there, I google n was unable to get a clear answer as I was with the code this is so cool being on the forum this rocks now if I can find meet n greets I'd be set, lol thanks again all.
O saw some OBD II testers on amazon that were pretty cheep does anyone know if any of them might work.