jkeaton

Nice find. Too bad it's only for 2009 models and one 2011 model. I will pin this so it stays at the top of the section.

I've never looked.

Glad they were able to duplicate it and are going to get it fixed up for you. Keep us posted!

Also, I think my flashers flash when the passenger door is opened, so your two issues may not be related. Probably a setting that can be changed somewhere to prevent the hazards from flashing.

Added another to the list this past weekend. Sold the eclipse and got this: 03 GT. 5 speed. 78,000 miles. I love my convertibles!

Welcome to the forum. First thing to try is disconnecting the battery for a little bit to reset everything. This can be done from inside the engine compartment so you don't have to remove the fender liner to get to the actual battery. Try that and let us know.

If this happens to you again, take it somewhere and have the code read or buy a code reader to get the code yourself. They should have been able to easily figure it out by the code generated and stored. How could they have "ran some tests and it passed, so the reset the check engine light"? What sort of tests?

My 2013 is also on the original battery.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome.

No abla espangnole.

Sounds like a good start.

Get the codes read. That orange engine light is telling you what's wrong. Or take it back if you just bought it.

Nothing to add. Above posts are spot on. Choice is yours.

Still plenty of vehicles use the standard type oil filter.

Back right side in the cargo area. If you have a sub, you also have an amp under the passenger seat.

Little pocket beside your right leg is where I keep mine. Or in the console cup holder. Use your imagination.

Struts, loose lug nuts, CV joints, could be anything.

Pretty simple. Unbolt the mount, disconnect the wiring harness. Install is reverse of that.

As stated, it needs to be enabled by the dealer. If the one you are using cant figure that out, go to another one.

Are you still on the tank of gas that started all this?

Re-use but replace asap understanding they could fail at any time.

Pretty low opinion of forum members, eh?

Can't help you until you post the code. You can take it to an auto parts store and get them to read it for you,

Was he on a bike or what? Couldn't tell by what you wrote. Only that he was on the sidewalk.