camaro 2001 ölleuchte leuchtet ständig auf ???
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camaro 2001 ölleuchte leuchtet ständig auf ???
Hallo ein bekannter hat an 2001er Camaro
und sei Ölleuchte leuchtet immer wieder auf obwohl er genug drinnen hat
Hat erst vor kurzem ölwechsel gemacht.
kann das sein das der ein service intervall hat und kann man den ohne technische hilfsmittel reseten ??
Oder hats da ein anderes problem?
THX für eure Hilfe
und sei Ölleuchte leuchtet immer wieder auf obwohl er genug drinnen hat
Hat erst vor kurzem ölwechsel gemacht.
kann das sein das der ein service intervall hat und kann man den ohne technische hilfsmittel reseten ??
Oder hats da ein anderes problem?
THX für eure Hilfe
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Das wäre prima dankesekanda hat geschrieben:wie man resettet müsste im Handbuch stehen, wenn keines zur Hand, schau ich am Abend nach.
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ist höchstwahrscheinlich eine service-intervall geschichte, ja:
http://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8835900
http://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8835900
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ah da:
1. Drive the car a little to warm up the oil. Park it with a pair of 2x4s under the front wheels.
2. Pop the hood and remove the oil cap.
3. Position your catch pan under the oil plug.
4. Remove the oil drain plug, from the driver's side of the oil pan. Clean any metallic shavings off the end of the plug.
5. Let it drain until it slows to a trickle.
6. Slide the catch pan back so it is under both the trickle and the oil filter.
7. Pop a hole in the front face of the filter, where it will drain into the catch pan. A Phillips head and hammer makes quick work of this.
8. When it slows to a trickle, loosen the filter a bit, it will drain some more from the top. When its done remove completely and place filter upside down in catch pan to drain.
9. Once the trickle has pretty much stopped, replace the drain plug and tighten just a bit with a wrench.
10. Wipe a coating of new oil around the seal on the new filter.
11. Fill new filter with new oil
12. Install new filter, don't cross thread.
13. Tighten hand tight, tighten a little with a wrench if you want, not too much.
14. Add 5.5 quarts of oil (2001) to the oil fill.
15. Replace cap.
18. Check level via dipstick and top off if necessary. Check level every 1000 miles.
1. Drive the car a little to warm up the oil. Park it with a pair of 2x4s under the front wheels.
2. Pop the hood and remove the oil cap.
3. Position your catch pan under the oil plug.
4. Remove the oil drain plug, from the driver's side of the oil pan. Clean any metallic shavings off the end of the plug.
5. Let it drain until it slows to a trickle.
6. Slide the catch pan back so it is under both the trickle and the oil filter.
7. Pop a hole in the front face of the filter, where it will drain into the catch pan. A Phillips head and hammer makes quick work of this.
8. When it slows to a trickle, loosen the filter a bit, it will drain some more from the top. When its done remove completely and place filter upside down in catch pan to drain.
9. Once the trickle has pretty much stopped, replace the drain plug and tighten just a bit with a wrench.
10. Wipe a coating of new oil around the seal on the new filter.
11. Fill new filter with new oil
12. Install new filter, don't cross thread.
13. Tighten hand tight, tighten a little with a wrench if you want, not too much.
14. Add 5.5 quarts of oil (2001) to the oil fill.
15. Replace cap.
17. Start the car, make sure the oil pressure comes up, let it run 15-30 secs.16. Turn car to "on", within 5 seconds hold in the "Trip/Oil Reset" button until "Change Oil" on left side of gauge cluster flashes (about 10 seconds). Release the button.
18. Check level via dipstick and top off if necessary. Check level every 1000 miles.
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also doch wie ich vermutet hab super danke für eure HilfeDriver hat geschrieben:16. Turn car to "on", within 5 seconds hold in the "Trip/Oil Reset" button until "Change Oil" on left side of gauge cluster flashes (about 10 seconds). Release the button.
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