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how do you reset the service indicator message?

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Old Sep 7th, 2013, 13:02   #21
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Pretty easy to do if you have have the right gear.

For those of you that can't do it, if your near Wolverhampton your welcome to pop round and use my VIDA/DICE software and interface to do the rest.

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Thanks Ron, worked on MY56 s60.

Many months of sleepless nights and worry averted
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Is there a way to set a service interval, or is it always set by the factory?
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I persisted with various permutations and found that mine worked by doing


key to position I

then press and hold odometer button

turn key to II and wait for the triangle to start flashing before releasing it whilst still flashing.

It makes a beep sound and the message disappears!

Sweet. Thanks all.

this also worked for me thanks posting I spent a while trying other methods without success.
BTW I have a 2006 model .
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I posted this a while back and seems to have worked for some people:


1. Turn the key to position one
2. Push in the button for the trip meter, turn on the ignition (you should still press the button).
- Now it differ from if you have service lamp or service message.

Car with lamp: Release the button when service lamp start to flash.

Car with message: Release the button when the triangular warning sign start to flash.


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Turn off the ignition, turn it on again and start the engine. If the service message or lamp not have disappeared, start from the beginning again.
I was also getting the "045" message using the other method followed by the return of the dreaded "service needed" message (even though it's just been serviced, my man forgot to reset it or didn't know how). However, I tried Ron XC90's method and it worked first time on my '06 XC90 D5SE.

Thanks for the info.
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Old Aug 29th, 2014, 12:19   #26
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Just tried it on my V50 worked 1st time thanks very much
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Old Mar 10th, 2015, 16:48   #27
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[QUOTE=bobdabuilda;864565]I persisted with various permutations and found that mine worked by doing


key to position I

then press and hold odometer button

turn key to II and wait for the triangle to start flashing before releasing it whilst still flashing.

It makes a beep sound and the message disappears!

Sweet. Thanks all.[/QUOTE
Thanks for that, used it on my 08 S60 d5.
As you said, the triangle is still flashing when you release the odometer button.
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xc 90 T6 .worked 1st time thanks very much
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Thanks. It worked for me.
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I persisted with various permutations and found that mine worked by doing


key to position I

then press and hold odometer button

turn key to II and wait for the triangle to start flashing before releasing it whilst still flashing.

It makes a beep sound and the message disappears!

Sweet. Thanks all.
Is there a similar procedure for clearing the check emissions system (engine symbol) light on the dash?
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