DanBeck92
Seeking Advice for Warning Light Issue on 2010 Kia Soul with High Mileage
Warning light in the speedometer of the vehicle
4 comment(s)
Hey dude, yeah, my mechanic had to sort out the replaced battery confusion that tripped the onboard computer. The total bill came up to 90 Euro. Not super cheap, but it did solve the problem. After fixing that, the system readiness check acknowledged as completed, and since then, no more pesky warning lights pestering me on my dashboard. I must say, the relief of not seeing those flickering lights is worth every penny spent! Safe travels!
Whoa, this has been insightful. Definitely sounds better than the nightmare scenarios that played in my head and it gives me a fair expectation of the cost as well. Seriously, guys, what would I do without you? I'll let my mechanic check it out again and hope it's nothing more than the readiness check. Will make sure to route those pesky lights to a 'happy-ever-after'. Always a pleasure catching up with you all! Safe journeys to everyone out there! Cheers.
Hey! I drive a 2007 Kia Optima and had a similar situation not too long back. The warning light came on and it turned out to be related to the fact I had recently replaced the car battery. The onboard computer basically reset and it took some miles before it got all the system checks completed. It wasn't anything serious or expensive. My mechanic just told me to drive around for a while to complete the readiness check. If you're not facing any actual performance issues, I bet it's something similar. Safe driving!