2007 Honda Pilot "resetting oil light" Questions

Resetting the Engine Oil Life Display if maintenance service is done by someone other than your dealer, reset the maintenance minder as follows: Turn the ignition switch to the ON (II) position. Press

...oil life light after the oil has been changed in 2009 Honda Pilot? My oil was already changed, but the "wrench" shaped light comes on every time I start my engine. This site has the ...

...oil changed, but the light on the dash will turn off, how do you turn the light off Go back to the shop where you get the oil change, they should reset it there at no cost, you dont need to hook up a ...

...REQ'D' light is showing on the dash board. What is wrong with car for showing that light? oil change , service reminder. that light comes on every 5K miles, you need to reset it after oil change

...oil change light I have a 2006 honda pilot 6 cyl. eco. engine. I recently started to change my own oil and do not know how to reset the oil service light. We bought the car used and it came with a ...

...oil. To make the light go off, press and hold the knob the resets your milage for 15 secs then turn the key to the on position(dont start the car) then continue to hold the knob in for about 30 secs, ...

...oil change. What does it mean. I already know how to reset it. to reset your maintenance light follow the following steps: 1 Turn off the engine. 2 press and hold the select/reset button in the ...

...oil gauge? with the key off push and hold the trip reset button. turn the key to the run position while continuing to hold the button down. The light will go out after about 10-15 seconds. The owners ...

...light flashes 10 time before i star it,i change the oil already and still flashing.. can anybody help me with that pls.. to reset the the light , turn ignition switch to off position , press and hold ...

...light? Oil and all is good on the vehicle just dont understand why this light is on. Use the procedure: 1- turn off the engine. 2- press and hold the select/Reset button on the instrument panel, then ...