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ccsnet



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What Is This Service Indicator Actually Telling Me

I did look in the manual and could not find out.... is it milage, percentage ( left or completed ) ?

Thanks

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29 days left to the service. ( tomorrow it will be 28 )

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iain cooper wrote:
29 days left to the service. ( tomorrow it will be 28 )

Iain
ah... well how do I reset it as its just been done.....?

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ah... well how do I reset it as its just been done....


1. Insert key in ignition.
2. Press AND HOLD the trip reset button.
3. While still pressing the trip reset button, turn on the ignition. DO NOT START THE ENGINE. Just turn the ignition on.
4. Keep pressed the trip reset button until word "Service" will flash on the instrument cluster. (about 5 seconds).
5. After a while (no more than 5 seconds) the word "Service" will remain on.
6. Release the reset button.
7. Now, by pressing the reset button, the words DIST, DATE and END are cycled on display.
8. If you want to reset the service distance, cycle until DIST is shown. If you want to reset the time-to-service, cycle until DATE is shown.
9. When the desired item is selected, press and KEEP pressed the reset button until the word RESET is shown.
Do this for both items or only for the one you desire. (I've did it only for time)
10. When you've done, cycle until END appears and then press and HOLD reset button until the display will now show the current (and newly reset) distance and time until next inspection.
11. Turn off the ignition.
12. All done!

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Thanks...

Terran Terran



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'A Freelander that leaks oil is just marking its territory' - Wise words

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Be aware that this will NOT reset the Oil Service indicator lamp. Dealer reset only. Hope that helps.. Foraging near Gaydon....
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ccsnet won't have the Oil Service Indicator as he is prior to MY10 Thumbs Up

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Lol

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hinchy wrote:
ah... well how do I reset it as its just been done....


1. Insert key in ignition.
2. Press AND HOLD the trip reset button.
3. While still pressing the trip reset button, turn on the ignition. DO NOT START THE ENGINE. Just turn the ignition on.
4. Keep pressed the trip reset button until word "Service" will flash on the instrument cluster. (about 5 seconds).
5. After a while (no more than 5 seconds) the word "Service" will remain on.
6. Release the reset button.
7. Now, by pressing the reset button, the words DIST, DATE and END are cycled on display.
8. If you want to reset the service distance, cycle until DIST is shown. If you want to reset the time-to-service, cycle until DATE is shown.
9. When the desired item is selected, press and KEEP pressed the reset button until the word RESET is shown.
Do this for both items or only for the one you desire. (I've did it only for time)
10. When you've done, cycle until END appears and then press and HOLD reset button until the display will now show the current (and newly reset) distance and time until next inspection.
11. Turn off the ignition.
12. All done!
I just want to say thanks.... this works perfectly.

T Terran



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'A Freelander that leaks oil is just marking its territory' - Wise words

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