Can't get change oil light to go off after having oil changed.

Unfortunately, it sounds like your problem is one of the following, either:

A) A weak or failing oil pump which should be replaced immediately to avoid serious engine damage.

Or

B) A bad oil pressure sensor.

I would recommend having the vehicles electronic codes read, AutoZone will do this for free if you ask them. This should help you determine if the sensor is the problem or the pump.

Did you check the oil now is it basically full? Sounds like traction control but def check oil

It seems to be time for an oil change! If you already changed your oil you are going to need to reset the change oil light.


To reset the Change Oil light you will need to turn the ignition key to the open position then back to off 3 times.
After the third time leave it on in the open position then depress the gas pedal to the floor 3 times.
Turn key off and it should now be reset.

Turn the ignition key to on position, but do not start the vehicle.
Wait for the "change oil light" to come on
Tap the throttle pedal three times quickly
Wait for the light to flash several times, then go out.
Start the car and drive and it won't come back on.

It usually works the first time, but repeat if light stays on.

Open the fuse panel between door and dash there should be a reset button turn key to run position without starting press button till oil change light flashes and tone sounds then turns off may have to push button several times

You have several different problems.
First, the starter...if you are hearing a loud "click" several times before the starter engages and cranks the engine, you have a bad starter solenoid and you need to replace your starter.

The dying problem could be caused by a WHOLE LIST of things. It could be anything from a bad Idle Air Control (IAC) motor to a fuel pump that works when it wants to, or a bad Crankshaft Position sensor circuit, etc. Unless it sets a fault code in the computer or does it on a regular basis, you will probably never figure this one out.

The Change Oil light is simple: You just need to reset your oil change reminder. Sometimes it doesn't get reset when the oil change gets done and then comes on only a few miles after an oil change. This is very common - it even happens at my shop sometimes. If the oil change reminder light is not on when a customer brings the car to me for an oil change, I don't think to reset it. Not all cars have them, and of those that do, half the customers reset the light themselves. I simply do not always take the time to look it up and see if it even has one. They are different depending on what kind of vehicle you have, so I cannot tell you how to reset yours because you forgot to mention what kind of vehicle you have...YEAR, MAKE, MODEL, ENGINE SIZE, etc. (This would be nice to know if you really want help fixing your car.)

The engine light can be an indication of any of several problems, not just an oil change required. Your best bet is to take it to a qualified mechanic and have a diagnostics check to determine the cause.

Not sure but you may be having problems with your oil pump

DID YOU TURN ON IGNITION SWITCH ON AND SLOWLY DEPRESS AND RELEASE THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL 3 TIMES WITHIN 5 SECONDS.IT WILL TAKE LONGER TO RESET DETERMINE HOW LONG YOU LET THE OIL LIGHT STAY ON.WHEN YOU TURN ON SWITCH 5 SECONDS DEPRESS AND AND RELEASE ACCELERATOR 3 TIMES.IF DONT RESET.TURN OFF SWITCH.THEN TURN BACK ON.YOU MAY HAVE TO DO IT SEVERAL TIMES.LET SWITCH REST SOME TRY AGAIN.IT WILL TAKE A WHILE.WHEN EVER CHANGE OIL SOON LIGHT COME ON RESET IT THEN AND CHANGE OIL.DRIVE IT ON A WEEK OR TWO TAKES LONGER TO RESET.

with key on engine off depress accel pedal 3 times within 5 secs. You may have to repeat the procedure several times for the reset procedure to complete. dont stomp on the pedal. Slowly depressing seems to work best.