Engine light came on after using a car wash
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Asked by Chessmaster May 04, 2014 at 04:51 PM about the 2008 Mazda MAZDA6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Engine is running fine. Very smooth. Just like before I had the car washed. Orange engine light stays on continuously. No reduction in engine performance. Starts first time. Good acceleration. Not over heating. Checked oil and water. All fine.

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Shadi answered 9 years ago

Remove the negative battery cable for a couple minutes and see of it goes out, if not get it scanned

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Chessmaster answered 9 years ago

Shadi, removed negative battery cable as advised. Worked perfectly. Just had to reset the DSC after. Very easily done. Just followed instruction in manual. Thanks for your help.

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