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sharkytm posted:Any update? Cleared the code with no issue, but it didn't change anything. I even talked to a nice chap named Tyler at the dealership and he was also concerned that there was a problem with the car, but he couldn't rule out the key itself since it's not Buick-made. Apart from eliminating one possibility, I'm not better off than I was, but it was very generous of you to help and I appreciate it.
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JustJeff88 posted:Cleared the code with no issue, but it didn't change anything. I even talked to a nice chap named Tyler at the dealership and he was also concerned that there was a problem with the car, but he couldn't rule out the key itself since it's not Buick-made. Apart from eliminating one possibility, I'm not better off than I was, but it was very generous of you to help and I appreciate it. NP man, good luck. Having a code scanner is always a good idea.
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An ELM327 reader is about $20 on amazon, and the torque or dash command app are like $6. And they're more useful than most/all <$100 code readers because you can monitor sensor outputs too. Don't get the bluetooth version if you have an IOS device, get wifi. If you have android either should work.
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Godholio posted:An ELM327 reader is about $20 on amazon, and the torque or dash command app are like $6. And they're more useful than most/all <$100 code readers because you can monitor sensor outputs too. sharky already sent me a reader and I cleared the code with no problem using Torque (Light) on an Android phone with Bluetooth, but it didn't address my issue. I just wanted to clarify.
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