Hey guys my friend has a '96 civic ex. We took the stock intake off and put cold air on. But when we put the stock back on the check engine light came on and still is on. We took the positive battery cable off and that didnt do anything. So now im trying to figure out how to get the light to turn off. And I pluged everything in that I unpluged at the beggining. If you know how to get the light to turn off, let me know. Thanks

Matt

 

What code is it?
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was there a bung for the iat on the new intake? maybe it is not sealed good and is leaking. to reset your ecu, take out the backup fuse (i think, i usually take that one out and the radio fuse cause i'm not 100% which one it is, so if all else fails, take them both out ) do you know how to check your codes to see which cel it is? if so, do that, it would help us a lot!

 

The light is on all the time. But if there is a way to check I dont know how.

 

Bring it to my house, its just a simple jumper wire.

 

you can take it to an auto parts store and they can tell which code it is

 

dont worry 40,000 to 50,000 miles and the check engine light bulb will just burn out. did it on my 96.

 

Lol, that's classic sig material.
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dont worry 40,000 to 50,000 miles and the check engine light bulb will just burn out. did it on my 96.

-LOL i have a check engine light on in my 90 civ due to a d to zc series swap. little bastard wont go off so i put a peice of paper over it untill i reprogram my ecu!

 

Sorry, can't do the jumper wire on an OBD2 car. Do what he said, take it to the parts store...they can usually plug in and pull codes for you...for free (if they want money, go somewhere else)