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Motormouth: How driving can reset the 'check engine' light

Q: We have a 2011 Chrysler 200 Limited with about 23,500 miles. When we took it in for the emissions test, the test apparatus could not communicate with the sensors. Our Chrysler dealer said the sensors had to be reset. I took the car out and logged about 180 miles on the tollways and the interstate. Apparently, that was enough to reset the last two sensors.

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