yungepjr

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will not go off. it stays on. any1 kno wat that could be?

johnLs1camaro

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could be a bunch of things, goto autozone or some place with a OB2 scanner and have them check your codes....

Blk98ls1

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Go to autozone or any similar store kragen, etc. and have them scan it for you. If you live in ca this might be difficult, since they just passed a law preventing these stores from doing this. Anyway have them scan it and get the number EXAMPLE: P0300, have them erase it, if its not anything major. If it never pops up again you dont have to worry about it. I would suggest buying a scanner for like $130 then you dont have to drive to the store. You own a BADASS car but now you have to pay to own it. Welcome to the LS1 world. A huge headache, but ITS ****** FUN!!!!!!

yungepjr

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fa sho. yea i live in cali. **** suckssss. might jus buckle down n buy 1 thankss every1 tho

2001NBMZ28

Service engine soon light or service vehicle light? They're different.

S8ER95Z

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If its an SES light get it scanned ASAP...I had a P0420 code and it turns out my cat was coming apart... at the shop getting replaced right now.

johnLs1camaro

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i cant believe cali has a law now you cant have stores check your codes, thats f*ckin gay, cali has some BS laws!!

yungepjr

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you feel me! thats tha stupidest **** ever!!!!!

but yea its my service vehicle light. not my service engine soon.

vjo90rs8

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Autozone doesn't even offer the OBDII code reader in their loan-a-tool program anymore, so I bought HPTuners