A couple of weeks ago my 1996 SE went into the shop to have the front end repainted. They removed my front bumper, painted and baked it separately in a booth while my car was in a garage covered up. I Picked up my Teg a few days ago the front end looks great like new, but when I drove off I noticed the check engine light was illuminated, I didn't see that on before. I figured it might have been something to do with the front bumper removal. So I reset the computer and the light went away so I figured it was a glitch, or something that was troubled when the body guy took off the front.
But a few days later I started the Teg up one morning and saw that the check engine light is on again. This usually has something to do with a sensor or something interfering with emissions am I correct? Because I do not know which sensor needs replacing, it is difficult to find the problem. I know that Acura dealerships can diagnose which sensor needs to be replaced by using a OBDII scanner, but they will charge for that. I was wondering if it possible to get this diagnoses scanner myself? Any suggestions or help with my problem would be greatly appreciated..
But a few days later I started the Teg up one morning and saw that the check engine light is on again. This usually has something to do with a sensor or something interfering with emissions am I correct? Because I do not know which sensor needs replacing, it is difficult to find the problem. I know that Acura dealerships can diagnose which sensor needs to be replaced by using a OBDII scanner, but they will charge for that. I was wondering if it possible to get this diagnoses scanner myself? Any suggestions or help with my problem would be greatly appreciated..
