How do I Reset the check engine light 2006 Chevy silverado after replacing 2 of the 02 sensors, regaping the spark plugs and replacing spark plugs and wires?

No year given or engine size check distributor cap and rotor out of gap no spark or not even sparking also regap/check spark plugs

Replace the catalitic converter.

REPLACE AIR FILTER,CHANGE SPARK PLUGS AND WIRES.CLEAN FUEL INJECTORS.THEY COULD BE LEAKING FLOODING ENGINE FOULING OUT SPARK PLUGS.

you also have a engine tempature sensor . I have a 2006 chevy silverado v6 and mine is located by the driver side by the spark plugs there is an electrical plug and the body is brass only cost like 30 bucks. hope this helps if it isnt in same location check out a chiltons manuel it will tell you how to locate it and chane it.

You have to reset the check engine light. It will erase all the bad codes that you have fixed. To do this, you have to remove the positive battery cable for a minute or so and reconnect. It should clear the check engine light..

hook up vac gauge and test cranking vacumm should be at least 3 to 5 inches while cranking if not suspect plugged cat converter or timming jumped also check compresson that will tell you whatz up .

May want to check your oxygen sensors to make sure they are not shot.

Go to your local autozone where they can hook up their scan tool for no cost to you. Be sure to write down the codes and definitions of the codes and repost if you don't know where to go from there. Also, I don't recommend replacing parts just because the guy at autozone tells you that's what you need (ie, they will tell you to replace oxygen sensors if an o2 sensor code comes up).

you should change the tps( throtal position sensor) this can cause that problem

hi, ok I'm sure you tried alot of solutions, I think the ECU has governed the engine must have sensed a previous problem or its just a malfunction from a sensor, important sensor to check is the 'engine knock sensor' try disconnecting and reconnecting it or test with multimeter and compare all readings with a new engine knock sensor or disconnect and reconnect battery, the other way might be to reset the engine managment system, this however I dont know but your dealer can do this for you.