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Jehs.... is the car running bad? if not, just clear the code and drive it for 10 miles - if the SES light comes back, then make sure all your O2 cables/wires are clean and not burned. One of mine some how touched the header-cat and burn the plastic exposing the wire causing a short out and made the light come on. You def... want to check those 5 fuses... they are a bit of a pain to get the black box out, but once it comes out the top cover slides to the right and then you can push all the fuses up very easily. If one fuse is burned... the SES will stay one no matter what.
Keep us post it. Good luck.
Jeff.
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