JameyWelch@Freightliner.com said:
>
> I did this exact thing...I pulled the neg cable off, held the key in the
> start position for 15 seconds, then reconnected the neg batt cable. I
> started it up and let it idle for 2 minutes and no light. But then, I
> started it back up and the light came back on? I also did the trip/odometer
> button and let it run through its check cycle. No codes were displayed??
> Dan, why do I have to drive 250 miles? I saw on the DML site that I should
> drive 50-100 miles to let the computer "learn" anything different. What do
> you think???? Please help me guys!
To get it to display the codes you need to do the key on/off trick.
Depressing the trip/odometer button only tests the cluster, it does not
display codes.
To do the key on/off trick, start with the key in the off position and turn
it on-off-on-off-on that should get it to display the codes in the odometer.
It works on my 2000 but from what I understand it doesn't work on all years.
Good luck!
-- - Josh www.omg-stfu.com
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