SOB, my SES light
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SOB, my SES light
I have'nt pulled the code but I'm sure it's for cat inefficiency. Anyway, can I get a diagnosis. Every 150 miles the ses light comes on (after I reset the light by disconnecting the neg battery terminal). So is: 1) my cat bad or 2) is my O2 sensor bad?
Oh, and short of buying a code reader, anywhere I can get the code read (free would be best). Thanks...
Oh, and short of buying a code reader, anywhere I can get the code read (free would be best). Thanks...
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I think an OBD2 scanner is a descent investment, it only costs $50 at walmart and 3 of my family cars are able to use it.
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I use Scantech (free download) and my tactrix cable to read and clear SES codes. It's alot more convenient than having to drive to an autoparts store and have them read and clear it.
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