How do I reset my Obdii?
How do I reset my Obdii?
here’s how to clear that pesky check engine light with a scanner:
- Grab the scanner and connect the interface cable or device to the OBD2 port in your vehicle.
- Turn the ignition to ON.
- Press the READ button in the scan tool.
- Press the ERASE button on the scanner to clear the trouble code.
Will disconnecting battery reset OBD2?
Remember, simply unplugging your battery won’t be enough to clear OBD2 codes. This works on older cars that just use OBD1 codes, but most cars made after around 1996 will require the full process described above.
How do you clear engine codes OBD2?
How to Clear OBD-II Codes
- Hook an OBD-II scanner to the car’s diagnostic port. This outlet is on the driver’s side, under the dash and usually near the steering wheel.
- Turn the scanner on.
- Turn the car on.
- Wait for the trouble code to appear on the scanner. Press the “Clear” button on the scanner to clear the code.
Can AutoZone read ABS codes?
Unfortunately, the only way to check whether or not the problem is with the ABS is to go and get the codes of your car read. AutoZone can scan your codes as part of our Fix Finder service, or you can do it yourself if you already have a scan tool.
How long do I have to drive to reset OBD?
To make sure the check engine light does not reappear, it’s recommended that you drive your car 30 to 100 miles. This enables the vehicle’s “Drive Cycle” to reset, as the various sensors need time to recalibrate.
Is it bad to clear codes on a car?
If your main reason for buying an inexpensive scanner is to reset the check-engine light, know this: clearing the code and turning the light off doesn’t mean your issue has gone away. Some check-engine light warnings are temporary—like the aforementioned loose fuel-filler cap or a rare engine misfire.