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> Tony
The dealer may reset it for you for free as a goodwill gesture. Call them
and ask.

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> Thanks for the help!
If you're close to my home, you are more than welcome to stop by and I'll
hook my reader to your vehicle and give you the code and reset the light.
But, odds are that you aren't even in the same country <g>.
On 4/13/06 8:51 AM, in article
8qWdnZuservvyqPZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@giganews.com, "Tony" <justme@iou.com>
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> Tony
On the '96 you reset it by pulling the "backup (radio)" 7.5 amp fuse for at
least ten seconds. Its in the under-hood fuse box, should be at the rear
right corner as you look at the box. Hopefully this will also work on a
'95.
If not, disconnect the battery for a minute or so.
Michael Pardee - 13 Apr 2006 23:19 GMT
> On 4/13/06 8:51 AM, in article
> 8qWdnZuservvyqPZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@giganews.com, "Tony" <justme@iou.com>
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> If not, disconnect the battery for a minute or so.
Apparently it is the same thing - remove the "radio" fuse for ten seconds -
for the '95. You can also see what the codes are if you have a paper clip to
short the test connector. Details in
http://www.iequus.com/assets/manuals/3173_ICCR_E_14JAN03.pdf
Mike