riddle me this answer me that...

i have had horrible luck with retards working at autozone trying to pull codes from my car, i would take it (multiple) other places to see what they say. i would think that if its sending a code then you should be able to find out exactly whats the problem is, i could be wrong tho

Did they give you the code #? I have the complete list. Give me the # and I'll let you know what it is.

Unhook your battery for 5 minutes and that will clear the code. Chances are after 2-3 driving cycles the PCM will catch on and activate the MIL again and change the code from pending to actual. I wont go into the technical hoopla of OBD2 but regardless of what the problem if a MIL is thrown there is a numeric code assigned. When attaching an OBD2 reader to the onboard port and pulling this code you will get a number. This number will tell us all sorts of things. Otherwise the information you have provided leads to nothing but speculation and guess work. The Autozone guy didnt know WTF he was talking about. If you want to read up on some of this try here http://mysite.verizon.net/txsnakecharmer/eec_code.htm