Yep, there are no hints given in the owner's manual.....but somehow I asked this question at the Dealer's service department when the car was new and wrote it down in my manual. The answer is that you press the "Engine Data" button until the display panel shows "Oil Life." Hold this and then simultaneously press "GAGE" for up to 5 seconds...and it will reset to "100%" You may have to try this a couple of times to get the right sequence, but it has worked for me for 17 years!! Rick in Rochester, NY salesman@rochester.rr.com
change the (pvc) valve
Yes in the '79 to '85 toronado's. You will need an olds 350 engine such as the ones put in the '79 toronado's.
This depends 100% on what engine it is.
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for a 1997 olds aurora you have to press the engine "eng" button till you get to the "change oil now" then press and hold the reset button till it says "oil life 100%". it should be the same for a 96.
press the oil button then press the reset button hold for five seconds it will reset oil life monitor back to 100%
The light is reset with a scan tool after the repair. There is not a button.
no reset switch in this system
When replaceing the toronado engine, The intake and carb must come from a toronado or Riviera because it is lower. The 78 came with a 403. A 307 or 455 Olds engine will work also as long as you put the low profile intake on
pull the fuse
No, it is obd 1.No, it is obd 1.