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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
Thanks, that is my current plan. It may not be rocket science, but my history of working on cars is dismal. But, it is worth trying for $35 instead of paying an auto shop $400 for a non-OEM part. By the way, except for the check engine light being on, the car runs fine.
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Keep in mind that disconnecting the battery may affect other devices. I had repairs done in another state that required removal of the battery. At the time my car also required a state safety/emissions inspection. I was told that I needed to drive for about 100 miles in order for the "computer" to reset and accurately control the emissions.