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You have to manually shut the light off, it will not go of by itself when you change a cps
HowOriginally Posted by JJCIII
You have to manually shut the light off, it will not go of by itself when you change a cps
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Either use a scan tool. Or disconnect the positive battery cable, ground it to the battery ground, turn the key on but don't start it, turn headlights on, then headlights off, turn key off, reconnect positive battery cable. Sure the cable is grounded for atleast 30 seconds to be sure all the capacitors I'm the pcm have fully discharged
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I've done that it goes away then comes back on after awhileOriginally Posted by JJCIII
Either use a scan tool. Or disconnect the positive battery cable, ground it to the battery ground, turn the key on but don't start it, turn headlights on, then headlights off, turn key off, reconnect positive battery cable. Sure the cable is grounded for atleast 30 seconds to be sure all the capacitors I'm the pcm have fully discharged
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I've done that it goes away then comes back on after awhile
Then you still have a problem with the circuitOriginally Posted by monstercherokee
I've done that it goes away then comes back on after awhile