IaM-Ray posted:Try turning on and starting the car and turning it off a few times it might cycle it off if you cleared the code in the ECU. At least it works for me with the subie engine.
@IaM-Ray - Well, that seems to have done it. I was going to buy a new cap and a new sensor, but the engine light finally went off on it's own. Thanks all.
Every platform has it's learning curve happy your figured it out.
Had to sell my car because i am losing my garage space and i will have no place to keep it or work on it.
You guys are the best. I am looking forward to the day when I can get another replica, (a couple for sure), and join you guys here and on outings. I liked working on my coupe and seeing the progress, but I think I got more enjoyment from communicating with you all.
Well, look at it this way, Todd - Since November of 2018, your thread made it to 23 PAGES!
That's a lot of popcorn under the bridge and it's been fun along the way.
Todd,
Don't leave!! Lots of guys on here don't have cars. Owning one isn't a litmus test. Plus you can keep an eye out for the right car next time the stars align for you.
Come to think of it, there isn't any kind of litmus test.
TODD M: I don't think I'm alone in saying you don't have to have a ride to hang out. You know a lot of helpful stuff and many would appreciate and can benefit from the hard knocks and bloody knuckles you've paid to know what you know.
Hope you stay, if not be back soon.
Todd M posted:Need some advice. Check engine light is on in the Fiat 500. I hooked up the OBD reader and even though it did not recognize it as a Fiat, I chose from the list a Mazda, and later chose a Ford Focus. It came back with a fairly generic fault for both, which was that the gas cap was not completely closed. I twisted the cap, and rechecked. The check engine light still comes on and the code still shows in the OBD reader. I disconnected the battery and reconnected it, the check engine light still comes on. The engine sounds fine. Any suggestions?
@Todd M yes do t need to leave. Most car part store has a reader that can help check engine light.
Call an Italian.
Okay, but what do you want us to call him...or to be PC, her? 
Panhandle Bob posted:Todd,
Don't leave!! Lots of guys on here don't have cars. Owning one isn't a litmus test. Plus you can keep an eye out for the right car next time the stars align for you.
Come to think of it, there isn't any kind of litmus test.
Maybe Todd got scared with all this registry nonsense.......
Cheers, and stay if you can Todd, enjoyed your posts.
Last thing I registered for was the draft in 1969. It didn't go all that well.
Panhandle Bob posted:Todd,
Don't leave!! Lots of guys on here don't have cars. Owning one isn't a litmus test. Plus you can keep an eye out for the right car next time the stars align for you.
Come to think of it, there isn't any kind of litmus test.
Ya know, that is good way to find a car when the time is right.
