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How to reset the "check engine"light for an 2006 Hyundai Tucson?

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  • If this vehicle is in Canada, it should be covered under factory warranty. Bring it in for service repair. If your vehicle really has a problem, resetting it without doing anything to fix it the Check engine warning light will come back. If the problem is not there any more, the engine control computer will turn the... Read More
  • Sounds like you have a bad oxygen (or o2) sensor. The light will stay on until the problem is fixed. That is your cars way of letting you know something is wrong. I suggest you get it fixed. Bad o2 sensors cause bad fuel economy. Good luck. Reference:Custom Truck Owner Car enthusiast 15 years
  • any vehicle produced after 1997 has obd2 - emissions - diag. you can take it to your local repair shop - dealer - etc... and have it checked for any codes and after repairs it can be cleared. also - you can purchase a diag tool at most parts stores and check fail codes yourself - repair - and clear codes.
  • disconnect the battery cable for a couple minutes it will reset, if it comes back on there is a reason its still on
  • disconnect the battery for a few minutes. Or you could buy a code reader for about $40
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