How do i reset check engine light on my mercury

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Asked by Rhode Jun 07, 2017 at 03:20 PM about the 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan

Question type: General

Engine light

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My NYC fix was to remove the positive battery cable;wait 5 min and replace it. Will probably come back after a few days.So fix the problem.Luis.

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If the problem is fixed, it will turn off the CEL on it's own. 3 consecutive non-fail scans will turn off the light. OBD scanner can do it but safest way is to let it shut itself off after fixed.

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replaced battery and starter on 199 grand marquis and now t cranks slow and wont start i am so mad and lost cleaned all conections before i put back together so ya i am lost for words

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Were does the OBD scanner how would the OBD scanner look like

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Kazam obd stands for on board diagnosis it’s a hand held device that usually connects to a port underneath the dashboard located by the foot pedals. This device is pretty expensive in the $100’s f not a couple grand. Go to auto zone n have them chk ur needs or buy a n inexpensive $200-300 obd at harbor freight mind you it may not even work on ur car so do the footwork n school urself n look online what works best for you, this obd works n many many cars but has to be kept updated. Hope this helps

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