Oil Changing
#1
05-10-2006, 09:04 PM
#2
05-11-2006, 05:15 AM
#3
05-11-2006, 06:45 PM
#4
05-17-2006, 08:05 PM
RE: Oil Changing
Honestly, what kylle08 was hinting at is, if you don't know how to change the oil, you probably shouldn't be messing with cars and let a professional take care of it. Not to be mean in any way, but changing the oil is one of the simplest tasks you could do to a car, if you are looking for a guide to do it, then yea, it would honestly be better for the car in the long run to leave it to the professionals, just in case you botch something up. Oil changes run what 20 bucks now? If you were that determined to learn to do it, find someone that you know to show you how to physically do it, or there is google, a simple search will give you plenty of answers...if you don't know how to do the oil, definitely don't mess with the "electronic".
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05-17-2006, 10:47 PM
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RE: Oil Changing
ORIGINAL: willb285
Honestly, what kylle08 was hinting at is, if you don't know how to change the oil, you probably shouldn't be messing with cars and let a professional take care of it. Not to be mean in any way, but changing the oil is one of the simplest tasks you could do to a car, if you are looking for a guide to do it, then yea, it would honestly be better for the car in the long run to leave it to the professionals, just in case you botch something up. Oil changes run what 20 bucks now? If you were that determined to learn to do it, find someone that you know to show you how to physically do it, or there is google, a simple search will give you plenty of answers...if you don't know how to do the oil, definitely don't mess with the "electronic".
Honestly, what kylle08 was hinting at is, if you don't know how to change the oil, you probably shouldn't be messing with cars and let a professional take care of it. Not to be mean in any way, but changing the oil is one of the simplest tasks you could do to a car, if you are looking for a guide to do it, then yea, it would honestly be better for the car in the long run to leave it to the professionals, just in case you botch something up. Oil changes run what 20 bucks now? If you were that determined to learn to do it, find someone that you know to show you how to physically do it, or there is google, a simple search will give you plenty of answers...if you don't know how to do the oil, definitely don't mess with the "electronic".
The guy has a good question and so far no one has come close to giving him any help.
Mike
, thanks disco mike. will285 dont take it seriously!!!
#7
06-07-2006, 02:38 PM
RE: Oil Changing
SII Reset Procedure
1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off.
2. Press and hold the LH instrument pack button.
3. With the button held, switch the ignition on to position I (AUX).
4. Continue to hold the LH instrument pack button for a further 5 seconds,
until the "SIA RESET" appears.
5. The message centre will display the distance to service status as "RESET SIA: 3600km/mls"
and "INSPECTION".
6. Press and hold the LH button for another 5 seconds. 'RESET" flashes in the message center.
1.If the LH button is not pressed again before the fifth flash of "RESET",
the reset will not be performed.
The message center will display the existing distance to service data for 5 seconds,
followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
2. If the LH button is pressed before the fifth flash of "RESET", the service distance will be reset.
The message center will display the new service distance " END SIA: 25000km/miles" for 5
seconds, followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
7. Then switch the ignition off.
After a reset the SII cannot be reset again until the instrument pack registers the vehicle has used
20% of the fuel required to travel the normal distance to the next service.
Fuel required to travel the distance is stored in the instrument pack EEPROM,
and varies with engine type.
The V8 is 1075 U.S. gallons or 4075 liters fora normal distance of 15635 miles or 25000 kms.
I hope this helps.
Mike
1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off.
2. Press and hold the LH instrument pack button.
3. With the button held, switch the ignition on to position I (AUX).
4. Continue to hold the LH instrument pack button for a further 5 seconds,
until the "SIA RESET" appears.
5. The message centre will display the distance to service status as "RESET SIA: 3600km/mls"
and "INSPECTION".
6. Press and hold the LH button for another 5 seconds. 'RESET" flashes in the message center.
1.If the LH button is not pressed again before the fifth flash of "RESET",
the reset will not be performed.
The message center will display the existing distance to service data for 5 seconds,
followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
2. If the LH button is pressed before the fifth flash of "RESET", the service distance will be reset.
The message center will display the new service distance " END SIA: 25000km/miles" for 5
seconds, followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
7. Then switch the ignition off.
After a reset the SII cannot be reset again until the instrument pack registers the vehicle has used
20% of the fuel required to travel the normal distance to the next service.
Fuel required to travel the distance is stored in the instrument pack EEPROM,
and varies with engine type.
The V8 is 1075 U.S. gallons or 4075 liters fora normal distance of 15635 miles or 25000 kms.
I hope this helps.
Mike
#8
06-07-2006, 11:46 PM
#9
06-08-2006, 03:16 PM
#10
06-08-2006, 03:34 PM
RE: Oil Changing
ORIGINAL: Landzu
SII Reset Procedure
1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off.
2. Press and hold the LH instrument pack button.
3. With the button held, switch the ignition on to position I (AUX).
4. Continue to hold the LH instrument pack button for a further 5 seconds,
until the "SIA RESET" appears.
5. The message centre will display the distance to service status as "RESET SIA: 3600km/mls"
and "INSPECTION".
6. Press and hold the LH button for another 5 seconds. 'RESET" flashes in the message center.
1.If the LH button is not pressed again before the fifth flash of "RESET",
the reset will not be performed.
The message center will display the existing distance to service data for 5 seconds,
followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
2. If the LH button is pressed before the fifth flash of "RESET", the service distance will be reset.
The message center will display the new service distance " END SIA: 25000km/miles" for 5
seconds, followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
7. Then switch the ignition off.
After a reset the SII cannot be reset again until the instrument pack registers the vehicle has used
20% of the fuel required to travel the normal distance to the next service.
Fuel required to travel the distance is stored in the instrument pack EEPROM,
and varies with engine type.
The V8 is 1075 U.S. gallons or 4075 liters fora normal distance of 15635 miles or 25000 kms.
I hope this helps.
Mike
I thought it may have been the right info it is.
SII Reset Procedure
1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off.
2. Press and hold the LH instrument pack button.
3. With the button held, switch the ignition on to position I (AUX).
4. Continue to hold the LH instrument pack button for a further 5 seconds,
until the "SIA RESET" appears.
5. The message centre will display the distance to service status as "RESET SIA: 3600km/mls"
and "INSPECTION".
6. Press and hold the LH button for another 5 seconds. 'RESET" flashes in the message center.
1.If the LH button is not pressed again before the fifth flash of "RESET",
the reset will not be performed.
The message center will display the existing distance to service data for 5 seconds,
followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
2. If the LH button is pressed before the fifth flash of "RESET", the service distance will be reset.
The message center will display the new service distance " END SIA: 25000km/miles" for 5
seconds, followed by "END SIA" for 2 seconds, and then switch off.
7. Then switch the ignition off.
After a reset the SII cannot be reset again until the instrument pack registers the vehicle has used
20% of the fuel required to travel the normal distance to the next service.
Fuel required to travel the distance is stored in the instrument pack EEPROM,
and varies with engine type.
The V8 is 1075 U.S. gallons or 4075 liters fora normal distance of 15635 miles or 25000 kms.
I hope this helps.
Mike
I thought it may have been the right info it is.