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Date Posted: 19:15:21 06/21/02 Fri
Author: Steve Andrews
Subject: Re: Steve - you are correct.
In reply to: Jerry Grant 's message, "Steve - you are correct." on 18:41:28 06/21/02 Fri

Jerry,

I am not aware of any "reset." The system basically resets iself each time you turn the key on. If the active check control still thinks there is a headlamp out, they goofed something up when they had the lights and/or harness apart.

Do they know about stepping on the pedal to make the brake lamp warning go away?

Good luck, you may have to fix it yourself :-)

Steve
90 325is

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