A p1610 obd fix

Take u positive cable off battery hold it to negstive for 1 to 3 minutes if opens a passage on the cars brain allows all codes since the day it thru a code stays in the brain and builds it allows all those codes to clear clean .. Disconect positive terminal hold it on negative with car off key on

Disconnect the negative battery cable for 10 or 15 minutes ! Or with a scan tool . There is a fault in the OBD 2 system an set a code, an it is a hard fault or the light wouldn't be on ! You can't just turn off the light without fixing the problem, because the light will come right back on . You should have the car scanned for codes to see what the problem is !

the obd system will not reset till you fix the part that is broken system runs checks on everything and if it finds a broken item three time it throws a check engine light on read codes fix issue then clear codes removing negative cable for ten minutes

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OBD P1603

I had both p1610 and p1612 codes pop up today on me when my car decided to just die. i did a lot of trouble shooting and it led me to removing the negative battery terminal which resets the system and bam, car started right up.

YOU NEED A SCANNER ERASE CODE ON THE OBD 2 COMPUTER CONTROL CARS. THE CARS WITH OBD 1 COMPUTERS YOU COULD REMOVE THE NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE FOR A MINUTE TO ERASE CODE.

U can reset the light with a OBD 2 code reader (prefered method) or u can disconnect the battery NEGATIVE cable for 5 minutes, this erases everything including radio stations and time settings, so if u klnow anyone with a OBD 2 code reader do it that way.

YOU DISCONNECT THE BATTERY NEGATIVE CABLE FOR 5 MIN'S OR U USE A OBD 2 SCANNER AND SHUT IT OFF ELECTRONICALLY.

it could have been running bad with the bad plugs. reset the computer and see if the light comes back on. you may have already fixed it. to reset the computer take the positive cable from the car off the battery and give it 3-5min to discharge then touch the positive cable from the car to the negative cable (still attached to the battery) for about 5 seconds and then hook back up the positive post and that will reset the computer.

Easiset way to reset the OBD is to remove the negative battery terminal, leave disconnected for a few moments then re-connect and all codes will be cleared.

Hope this helps