Pretty Funny Story
Pretty Funny Story My SES light has been on for some time now, due to a bad 02 sensor I believe. Ive replaced the sensor and the light would go off and come back on when it wanted to. But for the last 6 months its been on. Well anyway, today I replaced the front license plate cover with a brand new one that I got for Christmas. (Mine had a bunch of rock chips and looked like ****) So on my way to work today I noticed the SES light had turned off. The only thing I can think is the computer recognized the new license plate cover. 
Originally Posted by LawHorn
Yeah I'd get that checked out pal. Maybe some explaination to your 1/4 time homie.
Originally Posted by Charlie Hustle
Maybe....Im also ready to replace my Y pipe with an off road one, and a cut out
Good Story
Maybe some help I know the engines aren't the same and the wiring is most likely different but when I had my 96 V6 My engine light started doing that. Took it to the dealer and they changed the O2 sensor on the side it was having trouble with. Well two minutes after driving it off the lot it came back on. Took it back. They changed plugs and coils on the that side. Few days latter light came back on. They changed the computer. Turned the car on to leave and the light came on. So at this point they have spent a fortune just changing things.....Guess what it was......come on Guess.......Ok it was the O2 sensors wire was routed wrong and had gotten rubbed raw and was shorting out. I bet that wire didn't cost all that much. And we wonder why the cost of cars is going up. They have to cover the cost of the techs just replacing things until it works.
So I might just suggest checking the O2 wire.
Maybe some help I know the engines aren't the same and the wiring is most likely different but when I had my 96 V6 My engine light started doing that. Took it to the dealer and they changed the O2 sensor on the side it was having trouble with. Well two minutes after driving it off the lot it came back on. Took it back. They changed plugs and coils on the that side. Few days latter light came back on. They changed the computer. Turned the car on to leave and the light came on. So at this point they have spent a fortune just changing things.....Guess what it was......come on Guess.......Ok it was the O2 sensors wire was routed wrong and had gotten rubbed raw and was shorting out. I bet that wire didn't cost all that much. And we wonder why the cost of cars is going up. They have to cover the cost of the techs just replacing things until it works.
So I might just suggest checking the O2 wire.
