SES Light Question
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07-18-2004, 12:28 AM
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SES Light Question
I am going to autozone tomorrow to have it scaned but has anyone had a SES light come on after removing and cleaning the blower and intercooler? Once I reset the computer the light will come on around 12-15 miles. It has done it twice now and I am a little concerned that I missed something with I put the blower and intercooler back together.
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07-18-2004, 10:34 AM
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Think I found the problem this morning. The green vac line that attaches to the top of the EGR valve was touching the egr tube and melted together. I tried to blow throught it with no luck. I am going to replace that line and see what happens. In the mean time I am still going to have the codes scanned.
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Originally posted by 01-Bolt
Think I found the problem this morning. The green vac line that attaches to the top of the EGR valve was touching the egr tube and melted together. I tried to blow throught it with no luck. I am going to replace that line and see what happens. In the mean time I am still going to have the codes scanned.
Think I found the problem this morning. The green vac line that attaches to the top of the EGR valve was touching the egr tube and melted together. I tried to blow throught it with no luck. I am going to replace that line and see what happens. In the mean time I am still going to have the codes scanned.
A good temp fix is to but some rubber vacuum line and just replace the melted line. Disconnect the battery for 10 minutes and you will be all set.