How to resolve fault code 00287?

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Hannah
07/25/25 1:06am
If the fault light has not been illuminated, there is no issue. Generally, when a vehicle is in operation, if certain sensor parameters exceed standard values, the ECU will identify it as a fault. If it is a qualitative fault, a decoder typically cannot clear it. It is recommended to visit a 4S shop and have professionals clear it.
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