The last night my 96QM's the service indicator for "OIL" came on.<br>I took the car for 22.5K service about a month ago, so I know I don't have to rush to the dealer for an oil change.<br>I found the instructions to reset the indicator but didn't work ("OIL" didn't get cleared in the display as I pulled out the clock set button).<p>Therefore, I have two questions:<br>1. Did anyone try this instructions? Did you make it? <br>2. Can the dealer reset this indicator? I would like to do an oil change every<br>4,000 - 5,000 miles instead of 7,500 miles.<p>Nozomi<br>----------------------------------------------------------------<br>The instructions I found in the archive:<p>* Switch off ignition<p>* Press and hold the trip odometer button (the button which resets the trip odometer) located just to the left of the<br>speedometer and switch on<br>ignition. The display will now show "service OIL"<p>* PULL OUT the clock set button (to the right of the tachometer) and hold until the letters "service OIL" are cleared in the display. The display should now show "service ---"<p>* Press the trip odometer button again to display "service INSP" and clear it in the same way by pulling out the clock set button<br>

Didn't someone say that only the dealer can reset the 96 - 97 models??<p>Cris

I also just had my 22.5K service about a month and a half ago, and my indicator Tuesday came on for "In2". I think that the dealers either aren't resetting these, or somehow the "time" thing comes into play (I've heard too many explanations to really care anymore).<br>Anyway, this doesn't really bother me like some of the more obsessed on this board. It's not as though there's a deafening alarm or something. It goes out after a minute, or, if you prefer, push the knob in for a second or two (like you would do to reset the odometer) and it goes away. And, no the instructions don't appear to work on '96s and '97s.<p>Tom<br>'97 2.8q

Sorry I must have missed the information for 96s and 97s in the archives.<br>Now I can avoid breaking these knobs by trying hard. :-)<p>Nozomi