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changed oil, now "oil change light" comes on?
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+1 on recalibrate for synths and the manual clearly states, turn to on position hold trip reset turn of, then start.
My "change oil light" usually doesn't come on by the time I change my oil but I'll try to wait until it does, and see if the gas pedal thing really does work but I have never heard that before.... Manual says the same thing about the trip reset for V6 and V8
My "change oil light" usually doesn't come on by the time I change my oil but I'll try to wait until it does, and see if the gas pedal thing really does work but I have never heard that before.... Manual says the same thing about the trip reset for V6 and V8
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The 01 and 02 ls1 pcm counts the cycle of the engine and when it reaches the right count it triggers the light to come on. For the guys like me that sit in there cars alot with the engine at idle your lights will come on faster its not based on milage. Mine comes on about every 3500mi. I still cahnge my oil with royal purple at 3000 because even though the oil still performs past that the oil still gets dirty and more so if you have a k&N air filter and I dont like the sound of that. Just my .02