How Do you reset check engine light on 2014 Mercedes E250 Bluetec?
12-03-2017, 04:57 PM
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The $7 Bluetooth adapter and $5 TorquePro does the job just fine.
I think you could actually save $5 by going with free version of Torque, but I like to to see live data occasionally.
Nothing beats boredom when wife is driving, than observing car sensors from back seat
I think you could actually save $5 by going with free version of Torque, but I like to to see live data occasionally.
Nothing beats boredom when wife is driving, than observing car sensors from back seat
12-03-2017, 09:01 PM
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The local Autozone tried to clear it 3 times with OBD-II code reader to no avail. I changed both Nox sensors using OEM parts but they code or Change Engine Light won't clear. Disconnected the battery terminal, drove the car for over 40 minutes, still won't clear.
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New sensors might need SCN coding. I just went via the ordeal and as much as I hate it, I had to go to dealer.
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That topic belongs in diesel section BTW.
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That topic belongs in diesel section BTW.
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