Oil Light Reset

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Roger Hamilton

Just changed my oil on 2004 XC90 and need to reset oil light. I have
the Autoenginuity and Autoxray stuff but, these don't reset the oil
light.

Any suggestions on a tool for resetting the oil light? I have seem
some, a little pricey, though willing to pay.

Thanks.
 
Roger Hamilton said:
Just changed my oil on 2004 XC90 and need to reset oil light. I have
the Autoenginuity and Autoxray stuff but, these don't reset the oil
light.

Any suggestions on a tool for resetting the oil light? I have seem
some, a little pricey, though willing to pay.

Thanks.
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I changed the oil in my 1994 940 wagon a few weeks ago and even after having
the shop fix a leaking overdrive solenoid they did not turn off the oil
light. Is it that complicated to turn it off? I could just remove the bulb
couldn't I?
Derek in Florida
 
I changed the oil in my 1994 940 wagon a few weeks ago and even after having
the shop fix a leaking overdrive solenoid they did not turn off the oil
light. Is it that complicated to turn it off? I could just remove the bulb
couldn't I?
Derek in Florida
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Derek
Just pull the small rubber plug in the instrument cluster
and push into the hole gently with something (a thin screw
driver or even a small dowel). Nothing to it!
 
don b. said:
Derek
Just pull the small rubber plug in the instrument cluster
and push into the hole gently with something (a thin screw
driver or even a small dowel). Nothing to it!
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Thanks for telling me that. I am going out to the car right now to act on
your advice. Cheers.
Derek
 
I changed the oil in my 1994 940 wagon a few weeks ago and even after having
the shop fix a leaking overdrive solenoid they did not turn off the oil
light. Is it that complicated to turn it off? I could just remove the bulb
couldn't I?
Derek in Florida
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Sloppy workmanship on the shop technician. Recently had a car come
back from shop service to replace a faulted part and the technician
did something with the latching mechanism on the gas fill door, left a
wire off to it. Door would not engage to remain shut, reattached
wire.
 
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