After changing the oil in a Honda Civic 2009 how do reset?
After changing the oil in a Honda Civic 2009 how do reset? - 1
Added (1). I changed the oil in m Honda Civic 2009 but it still say's 15%. How do I reset to 0%?
Check your handbook… Some cars.one of mine does state there's a certain procedure that will reset the service lights. But others you need a special tool to reset it.it plugs into your black box
It's need clean the nozzle of the fuel valve and clean the fuel filter with an air gun
Hi as an oil change is only a small part of a service. This is why it should be done as part of a service other items do need to be checked the inserted dealers diagnostic tester does the reset part. Also when you come to sell your car which will happen one day. If it has been serviced as it should by a dealer it commands a much better price.
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