You will need an OBD2 scan tool to reset the computer. Of course if you don't fix the problem that set a fault code, then the Check Engine Light will just come back on. The OBDII(TECH 2) is only needed when some major engine work has been done. You can reset the trouble codes by disconnecting the negative battery cable for about 2.5-3 hours and letting the car sit. However the trouble codes will probably return unless you correct the problem. Also tighten your gas cap(yes, it sets an emision code) before removing the battery cable. Keep in mind that your car is equiped with a learning computer and may need a couple of days of driving to adjust the engine parameters correctly.
No such thing on this car.
General Motors cars do not have a reset switch.
You have to have a computer programmer module, from O'Reily's or Autozone to reset it. Some will let you do it and some say that they are not authorized to do it. Good luck...
You may have to change the sensor, it's a $9.00 part at autozone.
take it too the deleship and have them reset the computer or some times you can disconnect the negative batery termanal and hook it back up and it will reset it
Radio and computer will have to re-learn. But usually there isn't a problem.
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Unhook the car battery.
Drive it for a few miles and see if it goes out, sometimes the computer has to reset itself.
how do I set reset ignition security on a 1999 z34 monte carlo
RESET THE ALARM