Service required reset
Service required reset
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pschlute

Original Poster:

733 posts

188 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2012
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I have just had my service done, but the info display is telling me it is due !

Will this procedure work for a 2005 DB9:

"1. Opened driver door and kept it open
2. Turned key on pos II
3. Pressed odometer button and held it down. (It had "00" on both T1 and T2 when I started)
4. Turned key on pos III within 2 seconds of pressing the odometer button
5. Waited until center warning triangle started flashing (about 4-5 sec)
6. After that I let go of the odometer button
7. Turned off ignition fully
8. Turned on ignition and checked that code has reset"

V8LM

5,559 posts

238 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2012
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Why don't you try it!

Or get the people that serviced the car to reset it for you.

Stefanolux

113 posts

175 months

Sunday 7th October 2012
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pschlute said:
I have just had my service done, but the info display is telling me it is due !

Will this procedure work for a 2005 DB9:

"1. Opened driver door and kept it open
2. Turned key on pos II
3. Pressed odometer button and held it down. (It had "00" on both T1 and T2 when I started)
4. Turned key on pos III within 2 seconds of pressing the odometer button
5. Waited until center warning triangle started flashing (about 4-5 sec)
6. After that I let go of the odometer button
7. Turned off ignition fully
8. Turned on ignition and checked that code has reset"
Dear PH friend,
(and for the benefit of the others)
up to my info: 1. Contact in position I; 2: keep T1 and T2 pushed together; 3: turn contact in position II; 4: wait until triangle "warning"blinks three times; 5: switch off contact; 6: leave T1 and T2.
It is worth a try.
Cordially
Stefanolux