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BobT
Hi ..
How do I turn off the service light ...
Thanks,
Bobt
How do I turn off the service light ...
Thanks,
Bobt
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Stephen Henning
BobT said:How do I turn off the service light ...
Take it in for dealer service. That is why it is there.
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BobT
Its going to the dealer in 5 days but its driving me nuts !!!!!!!!
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Stephen Henning
BobT said:Its going to the dealer in 5 days but its driving me nuts !!!!!!!!
Try some black electrical tape.
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Steve
You have a warranty, why guess--bring it to the dealer!
Quite often the light will come on if the fuel tank cap is not tightened
fully so it clicks, however in the very unlikely chance that there is a
serious issue with your new XC70 I would strongly suggest that you bring it
to the dealer--they should be able to arrange a while you wait appointment
or perhaps a loaner.
Best luck!
Steve
Quite often the light will come on if the fuel tank cap is not tightened
fully so it clicks, however in the very unlikely chance that there is a
serious issue with your new XC70 I would strongly suggest that you bring it
to the dealer--they should be able to arrange a while you wait appointment
or perhaps a loaner.
Best luck!
Steve
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Steve
LOL I understand so well!
Perhaps a small card over the dash?
So sorry you are having issues with a new vehicle!
Perhaps a small card over the dash?
So sorry you are having issues with a new vehicle!
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Bev A. Kupf
LOL I understand so well!
Perhaps a small card over the dash?
So sorry you are having issues with a new vehicle!
A service light doesn't indicate that anything is wrong. It simply
means the vehicle needs its routine service (usually every 5000 miles).
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Glenn Klein
The OP stated that the service light was on not the check engine lightSteve said:You have a warranty, why guess--bring it to the dealer!
Quite often the light will come on if the fuel tank cap is not tightened
fully so it clicks, however in the very unlikely chance that there is a
serious issue with your new XC70 I would strongly suggest that you bring it
to the dealer--they should be able to arrange a while you wait appointment
or perhaps a loaner.
Best luck!
Steve
the car needs to be serviced
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"*-344-*Never Forgotten"
Is for the New York City Firemen who lost their lives on September 11,2001.
The official count is 343, but there was also a volunteer who lost his life
aiding in the initial rescue efforts. And I will never forget them as
long as I live,
nor should any American.
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Stephen Henning
Bev A. Kupf said:A service light doesn't indicate that anything is wrong. It simply
means the vehicle needs its routine service (usually every 5000 miles).
On my '95 850 it is every 10,000 miles.
On my '01 XC70 it is every 7,500 miles.
On turbos it is more often.
There are 2 different lights:
Service light indicates routine service. It is triggered by the
odometer. It is predictable and can be anticipated.
Check Engine light indicates the computer has detected an abnormality.
It usually has a sense of urgency connected with it.
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Bev A. Kupf
Service light indicates routine service. It is triggered by the
odometer. It is predictable and can be anticipated.
Certainly, and on every Volvo I've owned, turns itself off once
a defined period of time has passed after the engine is started.
Check Engine light indicates the computer has detected an abnormality.
It usually has a sense of urgency connected with it.
I thought the OP was concerned about the Service Light and not the
Check Engine light, but perhaps I'm mistaken.
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Steve
My mistake, I apologize to all.
Glenn Klein said:The OP stated that the service light was on not the check engine light
the car needs to be serviced
--
"*-344-*Never Forgotten"
Is for the New York City Firemen who lost their lives on September 11,2001.
The official count is 343, but there was also a volunteer who lost his life
aiding in the initial rescue efforts. And I will never forget them as
long as I live,
nor should any American.
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Stephen Henning
Bev A. Kupf said:I thought the OP was concerned about the Service Light and not the
Check Engine light, but perhaps I'm mistaken.
He was, but some of the responders thought he had something wrong. As
you pointed out, he doesn't.