2005 Tiburon GS

Asked by joehaskins Jul 02, 2018 at 01:03 AM about the 2005 Hyundai Tiburon GS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have tried to get IM on OBD11' always shows N/A, if MIL comes on I can clear
it, but no explanation of Problem, also shows no DTC when there is one?

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You're missing a word or two in your narrative, it seems. Please rephrase.

Sorry, had engine light go on, purchased an OB11 Code reader, it showed noDTC, but I Cleared unknown Light code, now it wont display any ready functions on IM, shows N/A, Have driven it over 200 Miles, City and freeway to try and reset computer, any Ideas?

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Sometimes a light with no code or apparent malfunction can be traced to a loose, or bad gas cap or gasket. Also, some manufacturers require you to go to the dealer to reset those check engine lights. If it's the cap, it should clear within 3 days.

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WOW really, what would a dealer do to reset, maybe I can just disconnect battery and hook it back up to reset?

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No. If it's engineered that way, unhooking the battery for a year won't help. Try the fuel cap, though. They're cheap.

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