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how many miles to reset check engine light
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To reset a check engine light, simply driving a certain number of miles isn't usually sufficient, as the underlying issue causing the light to come on needs to be addressed. However, after repairing the fault, cars generally require a drive cycle to reset the system, which can vary from 30 to 100 miles. A drive cycle involves operating the car under various conditions (speeds, temperatures, etc.) to allow the onboard computer to conduct self-tests on all systems. It's instrumental to check your vehicle's manual or consult with a professional for the specific requirements of your make and model. Simply driving without fixing the issue can lead to more serious problems. If the light doesn't reset after a repair, using an OBD-II scanner can help clear the code. Always remember, addressing the root cause is key to extinguishing the check engine light.
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