How do you clear a DTC code by pulling a fuse by the engine.

 

Find someone who does.

I've heard that they will clear on their own by disconnecting the battery cables, but I've never seen this happen or heard someone tell me they had that work.

 

go to autozone, they will do it for free.

 

if it could be done by pulling a fuse, then the only logical answer would be the 2 fuses labeled PCM

 

I Have Seen On A Post Somewere It Was The Pcm Fuse But There Was Something Else You Had To Do For It To Work. I Printed The Page Off
And It Worked But I Lost It. I Think It Was Off Of Ls1 Tech Where I Found It

 

Leave the key in the ON posi. .... and diconnect the batt for 5 min.

reconnect the batt with the key still in the on poss

 

done this b4... yes, it worked for me. instead of 5 mins, i did for 10. glad i have HPT now. Dad had an EVAP code on his truck yesterday. HPT to the rescue. Told him to screw the gas cap on tighter next time.

 

Thanks, I'll try that.

Couple points I learned this weekend that dispute some posts in this thread:

1. Vatozone will not normally delete codes, only read them for you. I asked them to and they said it's against policy because they could be fined for deleting emissions-related codes for someone prior to annual vehicle inspection, so they won't delete ANY codes (not just emissions related). Note, this could be Texas-only, or just in states with state vehicle inspection programs. Of course, if your buddy works at Vatozone, he will probably delete them for you anyway, but it would be against policy.

2. Tried the PCM fuse pulling method. Pulled both "ECM" fuses in the engine compartment fuse box and left them out for over an hour. SES light still on.

I will try BDR5oh's solution tonight. I have a code for "low voltage to bank 2 knock sensor" in my 2001 Silverado HD 6.0L. Have heard that it could be a "false" problem, that sometimes a split second voltage drop can trigger this code and there is really nothing wrong. I can't wait to delete it and see if it comes back or not.

 

screw ricer zone...go to oreily and get them to do it.

 

yea pretty much. i work at autozone part time and a shop. People that work with me suck at life and dont know ****.

They also give the whole ohhhh we can delete codes and **** like that... Me on the other hand dont care and do anyway.