Like Shane says, the light is due to the battery and now will need a couple start/stop cycles to reset. Sometimes you just need one 10 to 15 mile ride to reset it and other times a couple or three start/stop cycles such as a ride to the corner store and a ride back home.
You should also invest a few bucks in an OBDII scanner, available in any parts house for as low as $35. You can read trouble codes as well as shut the darn light off right away!
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