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are they brand new? because Berk test pipes have the built-in CEL fix that ~95% effective. but if they are brand new then give it some time. i installed my Berks brand new and had the CEL on at first but in a week or 2 it goes away and your good.
are they brand new? because Berk test pipes have the built-in CEL fix that ~95% effective. but if they are brand new then give it some time. i installed my Berks brand new and had the CEL on at first but in a week or 2 it goes away and your good.
Yeah, they're brand new. Why is that though? Why would it just go off and stay off? It's just a pipe. What will change?
as above if they are berks remove the non foulers. reset the ecu by unhooking the battery and pressing the brake a few times. let sit 15 minutes and hook back up and then run, drive and see what ya get.
as above if they are berks remove the non foulers. reset the ecu by unhooking the battery and pressing the brake a few times. let sit 15 minutes and hook back up and then run, drive and see what ya get.
I don't know why it does it but it does. I put mine on brand new and the CEL was on and in about a week or 2 it will settle in and it will go away for good. Ive had mine on for ~9k and no CEL since that.
I don't know why it does it but it does. I put mine on brand new and the CEL was on and in about a week or 2 it will settle in and it will go away for good. Ive had mine on for ~9k and no CEL since that.
Fair enough. I guess I'll just wait and see. I didn't think there was anything else I could do. I honestly don't care about the CEL, but I thought that it probably would be best if it was off so that if an actual problem did occur then I would know.