Spitzer Motors of Mansfield CDJR
Have you just noticed your RAM 1500 check engine light flash? While it doesn’t mean that you necessarily need to pull over and wait for a tow truck, you shouldn’t ignore it either. But maybe you’re certain you’ve fixed the issue, yet it won’t go off. While we recommend that our service department in Ontario look at the issue for you, we’ve put together the guide below on how to reset the check engine light on a RAM 1500.
The RAM 1500 engine light should go off on its own once the relevant issue has been resolved. What if you believe the issue has been resolved? If you are certain, you may want to try to reset it yourself. You can follow the steps below:
The best way to determine the reason your RAM 1500 check engine light is flashing is to schedule an appointment with our service department and let us diagnose the issue. Alternatively, code readers are fairly inexpensive and can be found at big box retailers and any Shelby auto parts store. Once you get a code reader, follow these steps:
Many Ashland drivers are completely unaware of the simplest possible cause of the RAM 1500 check engine light– the gas cap may be loose. We recommend checking this first before doing anything else. Follow the steps below:
If your check engine light is causing you trouble, just bring your truck into our service center and let us take a look. We’ll diagnose the issue and make sure that your RAM 1500 check engine light goes off and stays off. If you found this guide to be helpful, check out our other automotive tips and tricks. Remember, we’re just down the road from Galion. We’re here to help, so drop by or contact us today!
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