Archived Check engine light

[BigGunZ]

During an oil change I disconnected the plug on the airbox to remove my air tube for filter access. Afterwards, I idled the truck for a few to do a leak check without reconnecting the connector. I'm showing codes P0107 and P0073 which I'm sure are related to that connector. The truck ran fine during a test drive but how do I clear the codes?

 

[BigGunZ]

After a search I see that I'm not the first one to do this. So the light should go out on it's own?

 

[EBansberg]

normally they will go out on their own after a certain number of cycles, after it is fixed and doesn't "see" the problem anymore.

 

[BigGunZ]

Well that's good to know.

I had an oil change from hell. Decided to install the oil filter relocate kit and found that the bracket for bolting it to the block didn't fit. Either the kit is AFU or there was a change to the aluminum timing cover for 05. Thankfully, I skipped the first couple of steps to verify the bracket fit before making a mess. The vendor was dumbfounded and I was halfway through an oil change when I discovered this and had to blow off the install until I get get things resolved with them.

Good thing is that I discovered that I could live without the filter relocate kit and change the filter in the stock location without making a mess.