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Car Forum / Saab Cars / July 2005Service Message
How do I get rid of the Service Message or change the milage that causes this message to come up > How do I get rid of the Service Message or change the milage that > causes this message to come up Model? Year? Message? Mileage? it is a 95 Aero Wagon of 2000 with milage of 54,560 besides oil changes its next major service is due at 60,000 the message is Time for Service I can get rid of it by pushing the >+ button but I have to do this each time I start it......... >>How do I get rid of the Service Message or change the milage that >>causes this message to come up > > Model? Year? Message? Mileage? > it is a 95 Aero Wagon of 2000 with milage of 54,560 > besides oil changes its next major service is due at 60,000 [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > > Model? Year? Message? Mileage? What is all this commotion about Service Massages? Does your place do these too? Check it out. http://www.midas.com/ads/ads_us.aspx?Movie_Name=MOVIES/Backrub30VML_400.flv&acti vate=on SaabGuy >it is a 95 Aero Wagon of 2000 with milage of 54,560 >besides oil changes its next major service is due at 60,000 >the message is Time for Service >I can get rid of it by pushing the >+ button >but I have to do this each time I start it......... Try holding in the clear button until it bongs - should be a few seconds. Trouble is, you'll then be out-of-sync with the real services. To change the interval, you'll need a Saab dealer or specialist to plug in their gadget. If they do it around the time of the real service, they should be able to re-sync it too. Cheers, Colin. >Try holding in the clear button until it bongs - should be a few >seconds. Trouble is, you'll then be out-of-sync with the real >services. It's a long few seconds. The first beep is just the standard "clear the MPG" stuff. Hold it over 10 seconds and the service message should clear. You may want to try to disconnect the neg on your battery. This is the way it is done on some cars. That should recylce the service message. Or there could be a button under the dash or near the speedomter. On my volvo there were two buttons and they had to be pushed together for the light to go off. |
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