how do i do this? pull some fuse somewhere? i dunno but i need to reset mine so if you know how tell me

 

cant i just pull my PCM BATT fuse for like 30 secs?

 

Never heard of pulling the PCM BATT fuse, but it sounds easy enough. You can disconnect the batt. like Mars said, but any set codes will remain and will appear again once the problem occurs, with the same code showing up twice or more on a scanner, so you should have it scanned and delete any codes if you have any. If your car is a '96-up OBD2 model, you can take it to AutoZone where they can scan it for free and delete any codes for you; I just had mine done yesterday when the SES light came on for the air pump, but luckily there is a recall for the air pump on my '97 so off to the dealer I go for some free service.

 

battery has to be disconnected for at least 20 minutes.

 

i have a 94... im having some heating problem.. after my car is running for 10 minutes, every time i hit 5000 rpms my car shitts on its ass and some sensor retards my timing and i lose ALL my power.. its also not pulling quite as hard after it runs for 10 minutes.. any suggestions? someoone said theres a heat sensor in the block that could be bad.. its on the drivers side by the headers.. someone also said there are some sensors on my radiator that could be bad... any suggestions cuz its not the thermostat and i have full coolant and PLENTY of airflow into my radiator.. some of you know ive had this problem for a long time!!