How do I reset the check engine light on a 2008 4runner SR5?

Asked by abqbbear Jan 05, 2014 at 09:52 PM about the 2008 Toyota 4Runner

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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billysauto answered 10 years ago

you have two options, get a OBDII code reader and it has a erase or reset button to reset the check engine light .... or you can simply disconnect the negative battery post for about a minute and that should reset it also.

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Sabbie5750 answered 7 years ago

What if it's stay off for few days and comes back on. Codes said it need O2 sensor , is there away to reset light

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Sabbie5750 answered 7 years ago

I replaced sensor O2, light go out for few days comes back on

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