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I have a 2003 limited and the pesky check engine light came on after going over a bump in the road at 35 mph. I had just filled her up for the first time and didn't fully tighten the gas cap, so I think that is the likely cause. So how can I reset the computer myself? I've heard about disconnecting the battery possibly. What about simply pulling the fuse to the OBD?
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Re: Check engine light question
Both ways will work, or you can simply just let it reset itself. Should be just a couple of days. Mine went off after two days. Good luck!
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Re: Re: Check engine light question
It's been over a week now and there have been about 20 key cycles and it still burns bright. Does it always reset itself?
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Re: Check engine light question
Disconnect the negative terminal for an hour or two. That will reset the light for sure.
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Not sure if this will work with the tundra, but it always worked with the tacoma I had. Disconnect the positive battery terminal for about 5 minutes, that should reset it.
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Re: Check engine light question
Pull ECM fuse
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