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All I can say is I bet they didn't do it right. I had a local shop try to do it and they couldn't get it to work right. The dealer was the one who had to do it. Apparently you need a OBDII tool that sends a command to the ECU in the car. I'd take it back and have them do it again and make sure the light doesn't come back on. You shouldn't have to pay anything since thats what you took it there last time to fix and they didn't fix it.
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