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2. remove cover from the engine bay fuse panel on the driver side fender behind the battery(2 screws)
3. locate the 30 amp EFI fuse and pull it out.
4. wait at least 10 seconds
5. replace fuse and youre good to go
Thanks! I needed to do this after I did a tune up. I started the car before replacing all the covers and intake tubes; caused the CEL and TRAC lights to come on. No issues after resetting the EFI fuse.
2. remove cover from the engine bay fuse panel on the driver side fender behind the battery(2 screws)
3. locate the 30 amp EFI fuse and pull it out.
4. wait at least 10 seconds
5. replace fuse and youre good to go
omg you saved me my car threw a code at me, and my efi1 fuse (20a) for my 97 Lexus ls400 did the trick! Of course I got the code read, first, so I know
I had a catless downpipe installed everything went well. After driving for 3 hrs a check engine light came up. I do have a 90 degree o2 sensor spacer. I don’t want to take it to the dealership because I’m still under warranty. I drive a 2019 Lexus is300.
2. remove cover from the engine bay fuse panel on the driver side fender behind the battery(2 screws)
3. locate the 30 amp EFI fuse and pull it out.
4. wait at least 10 seconds
5. replace fuse and youre good to go
I did this to my 1995 Lexus LS400 and the CEL is still on. The code is for the TPS. Even though I've replaced both. Anyone know a solution to either fix the problem with my TPS or remove the cel? Another symptom is that when the car is in drive, it doesn't like going past 2k rpm. Almost like a rev limiter but not.