200 Jetta:How to turn off check engine light
nnazarali
09-29-2004, 08:55 AM
Can someone tell me if I need a gadget to do this or is there some other way, besides visiting your local dealer who charges $70 to plug-in his computer. On my Honda, I can disconnect/connect the battery to make it go away. If it comes back, I know I have a problem other than dirty gas. Thanks.
justinWants2know
09-29-2004, 11:13 AM
I have 98 Jetta...I just disconnected the Negative terminal for about 45min...I didn't work the first time but,it did the second time.
nnazarali
09-29-2004, 11:20 AM
I have 98 Jetta...I just disconnected the Negative terminal for about 45min...I didn't work the first time but,it did the second time.
I will try that - thanks for quick response!
I will try that - thanks for quick response!
johnfish
10-23-2004, 08:35 PM
we had some problems with our jetta. we took it to Autozone and they will use their hand held computer to check it out for free only if you have your engine light on. they can diagnose it for you there. usually the engine light goes right out after they have checked it with the computer.
edspecR
10-30-2004, 03:51 PM
lol if you get a cel then why ignore it?? obviously the cel is on for a reason. thats... pretty stupid. go to someone who has a vag-com (vwvortex.com) and they'll do the rest.
Noble61304
11-04-2004, 03:32 PM
hey,
if you know anyone who has a computer machine al you have to do is have him hoop it up an have him rest the computer code that is the easiest way, that is how is how i did mine, mine stays on becuase i have a hollowed out cady
if you know anyone who has a computer machine al you have to do is have him hoop it up an have him rest the computer code that is the easiest way, that is how is how i did mine, mine stays on becuase i have a hollowed out cady
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