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dav65uk
 Post subject: tx2 service light
PostPosted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:40 pm 
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hi, anyone know how to turn off the service light after a oil change? thanks. dave
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marky v
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 10:01 pm 
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Service interval control light
Illuminates if the vehicle electronics
calculates that the duty cycle is intense
enough to require service before the 10,000 mile
interval. Because of the way the software
functions, it may illuminate soon after a routine
service has been carried out. If you need to
reset the control light yourself by way of
exception, proceed as follows:
switch the ignition on (position II ) without
starting the engine. Fully depress the
accelerator and the brake pedal simultaneously
for at least 15 seconds until the light flashes.
Turn the ignition off.

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GBC
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marky v wrote:
Fully depress the
accelerator and the brake pedal simultaneously
for at least 15 seconds until the light flashes.


You also have to remove something from behind the brake pedal, otherwise it won't go all the way to the floor.

Don't ask me what though, my garage does mine.
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diesel
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GBC wrote:
marky v wrote:
Fully depress the
accelerator and the brake pedal simultaneously
for at least 15 seconds until the light flashes.


You also have to remove something from behind the brake pedal, otherwise it won't go all the way to the floor.

Don't ask me what though, my garage does mine.

a little gold bar that pops off :wink:
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GBC
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Gold?

Is it worth much? :D
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