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I started the car back up, CEL still on, shifter has the same problem etc...
I took the battery off now also to see if I can reset the ECU...
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If you had a problem with your car...and it still persists, why would you want to reset the CEL? Obviously, the car has a problem You just don't ignore it. Disconnecting the battery won't do anything either. The computer stores codes from the CEL for the dealership to see. Bring it in and get it fixed. Sounds like a braking system problem to me. Never heard of this happening before, but bring it in. You dont screw around when your brakes don't work
2000 Black Hyundai Elantra GLS
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I started the car back up, CEL still on, shifter has the same problem etc...
I took the battery off now also to see if I can reset the ECU...
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If you had a problem with your car...and it still persists, why would you want to reset the CEL? Obviously, the car has a problem You just don't ignore it. Disconnecting the battery won't do anything either. The computer stores codes from the CEL for the dealership to see. Bring it in and get it fixed. Sounds like a braking system problem to me. Never heard of this happening before, but bring it in. You dont screw around when your brakes don't work
2000 Black Hyundai Elantra GLS
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God Bless America
