On Jul 8, 1:39 pm, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
> How does one reset the annoying "Need oil maintenance" alert in the 2008
> 350GS.
>
> Jeff
Set the mini display inside your speedometer gauge to blank, turn off
the engine, press the odometer reset button simultaneously with the
ignition button for at least seven seconds, voila!
Jeff@b.invalid - 10 Jul 2009 19:03 GMT
Thanks, but did not work when I tried it :-(
Jeff
On Jul 8, 1:39 pm, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
> How does one reset the annoying "Need oil maintenance" alert in the 2008
> 350GS.
>
> Jeff
Set the mini display inside your speedometer gauge to blank, turn off
the engine, press the odometer reset button simultaneously with the
ignition button for at least seven seconds, voila!
Ray O - 10 Jul 2009 19:47 GMT
> Thanks, but did not work when I tried it :-(
>
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> the engine, press the odometer reset button simultaneously with the
> ignition button for at least seven seconds, voila!
Does your car have the navigation system?

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Jeff@b.invalid - 13 Jul 2009 18:14 GMT
>> Thanks, but did not work when I tried it :-(
>>
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> Does your car have the navigation system?
Yes
Ray O - 13 Jul 2009 19:28 GMT
>>> Thanks, but did not work when I tried it :-(
>>>
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>> Does your car have the navigation system?
> Yes
I don't know if the GS is set up the same as my LS, but with navigation, hit
the "menu" button, then select "information" then select the maintenance
menu, then select the items you want to reset. You should be able to view
remaining miles to oil change as well as reset the counter/timer.

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On Jul 8, 10:39 am, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
> How does one reset the annoying "Need oil maintenance" alert in the 2008
> 350GS.
>
> Jeff
press the odo button until display shows "trip a"
turn car off
press and hold the odo button
with your foot off the brake, press the start button twice
watch as the little dashes in the odo display disappear until the
miles are displayed again
release odo button
greg - 11 Jul 2009 06:16 GMT
> On Jul 8, 10:39 am, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
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> miles are displayed again
> release odo button
Oops, sorry, I thought you said ES. For the GS:
open up your little button drawer, push the odo button until it says
odo.
turn car off
press and hold the reset button
with your foot off the brake, press the start button twice
everything else is the same...
Jeff@b.invalid - 13 Jul 2009 18:16 GMT
> On Jul 8, 10:39 am, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
>
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> miles are displayed again
> release odo button
Oops, sorry, I thought you said ES. For the GS:
open up your little button drawer, push the odo button until it says
odo.
turn car off
press and hold the reset button
with your foot off the brake, press the start button twice
everything else is the same...
Thanks.
Jeff@b.invalid - 13 Jul 2009 18:15 GMT
On Jul 8, 10:39 am, <J...@b.invalid> wrote:
> How does one reset the annoying "Need oil maintenance" alert in the 2008
> 350GS.
>
> Jeff
press the odo button until display shows "trip a"
turn car off
press and hold the odo button
with your foot off the brake, press the start button twice
watch as the little dashes in the odo display disappear until the
miles are displayed again
release odo button
Just had a service and therefore cannot try it again. Will do so when the
next alert comes around.
Thanks.