Some vehicles, even removing battery cables, shorting positive to ground won't cause a reset. If yours is one, you'll have to get someone with a scan tool to do it. Not a very complicated process even with a cheap one. Available at most auto stores, many department stores, eBay, etc. Cost is approximately $50 on up. Some codes will reset themselves with several start drive cycles. Have that code fairly often with my GM car(s). Often resets before I can get to the scantool. We have found the cause is usually a small matchbox sized solonoid dump valve back near the fuel tank. Either take it apart, clean up, spray down with WD40, wash the foam filter and reassemble, or replace with new for less than $20. I have a cheapy scan tool, find it very handy, codes always come up at the most inopportune times, and at least I can check if the code is something I can deal with later or if it is an INSTANT PANIC! Googling your scan code and model car often will lead you to some ideas of the severity of the problem.
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Today's Featured Article - Little "M" - by Donnie Anderson. They call me "Little M" and this is my story. For the past several years I have sat against the tree-line, where my parts have rusted and rotted away. For all of these years I have wondered just exactly what happens to old tractors? Times were not always like this. I can remember back to 1948 when I was a brand new John Deere Model M. A man and his wife came to the dealer and looked me over real good. After many talks with the salesman a deal was struck and I, along with a M2 plow, c
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