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You can also use an automotive OBDII handheld scan tool to erase the code. The plug is located under the cup holder and is taped to the wiring harness leading to the hyd. levers if nobody has ever accessed it previously. I have never used the pedal dance before so I don't know if the code will erase completely. But it is worth a try to see.
  • Posted 30 Jan 2018 15:36
  • By mwjski
  • joined 26 Jan'18 - 33 messages
  • Montana, United States

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