How do you reset computer wont start

I really don't think you would have a problem with it. You aren't changing the computer, so therefore any prom's. I changed one on a Chevrolet once with no problem.

Check the fuses in the fuse box under the dash and theignition fuses under the hood one might have blown I would start with the ones under the dash I had this problem before. If the engine ran before then the computer boxes and control modules must be good you have I believe two ignition fuses one. Under the hood and the other under the dash. Hope this helpd

posible you remove a fuse that the car need ck the fuse box on engine comparment

check for blowed 80 amp fuse to battery in the battery fuse box.

change fuses maybe...not understanding ??

If you check your engine fuse box and find that your 20amp fuse is blown its either a sticking starter relay or water getting in your electrics. Try checking this first as the fuse box is directly above wheel arch and can get damp. Clean up green contacts and keep a spare 20amp fuse handy. After changing this blown fuse you will need to reset the engine management system by disengaging the battery terminal. You're clocks might be out but car will now start. Don't forget to buy that starter relay if problem persists.

Might be your key or ignition if it has the computer chip in key to enable start-up. don-ohio

Hope you got a good deal on that oil change. do you believe in coincidence. I can't imagine how an oil change could do anything to stop the engine from starting. So you have to rule out things like starter and fuel pump. to check the fuel pump go to a parts store and buy a can of starter fluid. Remove the top pf the air cleaner box. Have someone spray starter fluid into the opening going to the engine while you are trying to start the motor. If it fires up the pump is bad if not go on to the starter. For the starter locate the relay under the hood (in a fuse box) labeled for the starter. Remove it. Then run a wire from the positive terminal of the battery (careful not to ground to car) and touch where the relay plugged in. One of the points should kick the starter over. If none of them do i would suspect the starter. if all is ok the next possible suspect is the computer. You will need a dealer for this one but some computers have extended warranties because of problems so ask the dealer about it. I just had one replaced for a customer last summer on a 2001 Chrysler T&C and it was covered under warranty. Whole visit was around $200 If this helps please reply and good luck

try resetting your computer

first take the wire loose then under the hood there should be a fuse box there should be some big fuses 30 40 50 amp fuese one of them should be main fuse check it and all the rest of them