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I live in Chicago land area, does any one know a good, reliable & cheaper mechanic where I can take my car for fix, I don't want to take it to the dealer because they are a big rip offs.
Finally I found out this stupid "REDUCE POWER" light on resolution.
It comes in only because your battery is start dying, you would think it's working perfectly fine but in reality it just start dying and not sending enough voltage to your ening.
All other functions will remain working fine untill it really died but for the 4 wheel drive SUVs, voltage has to be on a constant level.
So, if you see that light start coming either try to recharge your battery or replace it with good one.
This exactly what happened to my Isuzu Trooper 2002 SUV. Good thing is that mechanic from Isuzu dealer is my friend and he told me about that. So I bought a new battery and go back to dealer and installed it by myself (coz they are charging $200 just for battery and installation) and now there is no more Reduce Power light.
I hope you find this helpful. Exhaust all avenues before spending major $$$$. It took me a good hour to make sure alll the connections were cleaned and snapped together. Good luck.
Easy first step is to see if a local auto parts shop can pull the codes for free. Then paste them here (assuming some are thrown) and someone may have some suggestions.