Will the answer for reseting check engine lite also reset a EAS fault or is there something else you can do at home?

The check engine light and the EAS (Electronic Air Suspension) fault are two separate systems and therefore require different methods to reset.

To reset the check engine light, you can either:

1) Use an OBD2 scanner: Connect the scanner to your vehicle's OBD2 port and follow the prompts on the screen to reset the light.

2) Disconnect the battery: Disconnect the negative battery terminal for at least 30 seconds and then reconnect it.

To reset the EAS fault, you will need to use a diagnostic tool that can communicate with the EAS control module. Here are the steps involved:

1) Obtain the diagnostic tool: You can either purchase a diagnostic tool or use a scan tool that is compatible with your vehicle.

2) Connect the tool to the vehicle: Follow the instructions provided by the tool's manufacturer to connect it to your vehicle.

3) Locate the EAS fault: Use the tool to scan for fault codes and identify the EAS fault that needs to be reset.

4) Reset the EAS fault: Follow the prompts on the tool's screen to reset the EAS fault.

5) Test the EAS system: After resetting the EAS fault, it's a good idea to test the system to make sure it is working properly.