That is your service light A.K.A. (oil change light). It is not indicating a
fault, it is just indicating a service interval.
The check engine light would indicate a fault.
Now the bad news: on your 96 the service light is reset with a computer,
most code readers will not do it. One that will reset the light can be found
at http://www.obd-2.com/ this is what I use on my 96.
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> Jim
Michael Pardee - 13 Dec 2006 23:01 GMT
> That is your service light A.K.A. (oil change light). It is not indicating
> a
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> at http://www.obd-2.com/ this is what I use on my 96.
Or you can have whatever required service is due done at the dealer. Dealer
prices are usually reasonable as long as they don't talk you into a lot of
extras.
Mike
foxjim@gmail.com - 14 Dec 2006 16:16 GMT
Thanks for your reply. I plan on doing all my own service (oil
changes, etc...) myself so I guess I will need to live with the service
light coming on every time I start the car. I will check with my
friend about his tool he has but I think it just checks the fault codes
and can reset them.
> That is your service light A.K.A. (oil change light). It is not indicating a
> fault, it is just indicating a service interval.
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> > Thanks for any help
> > Jim