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flyingrobocop
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Volvo S60 2011 1.6 Diesel d3

05/29/2014 5:57 PM

my car has just been serviced by myself, 2 days later i am getting error message come on "engine system service required". i cant afford to take to dealer. I have always serviced my own cars trouble free, found this easy to service. car is running perfect still. any ideas? how can i turn off this light>? as i say it runs perfect
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Re: Volvo S60 2011 1.6 diesel d3

05/29/2014 6:06 PM

A roll of this:

Will last a lifetime. It is very effective at turning off idiot warning lights.

Radio volume control knobs are effective at silencing warning buzzers, when adjusted properly.

Auto parts stores will usually check the trouble codes for you and turn the light off, once.
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Re: Volvo S60 2011 1.6 diesel d3

05/29/2014 6:14 PM

I usually get that when the air filter is due, possibly low on oil, I would check both and allow the car to go through 3 cycles(warm engine to operating temp and cool offx3) to possibly reset on it's own.....and/or what Lyn said...

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Re: Volvo S60 2011 1.6 diesel d3

05/29/2014 6:28 PM

:) I have filled up the oil and filter is brand new but i will double check
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Re: Volvo S60 2011 1.6 diesel d3

05/30/2014 8:45 AM

Just because you changed the oil and filter doesn't mean the service counter will automatically be reset. Your owner's manual should tell you how to manually reset the counter, so that is begins counting a new mileage interval.

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Re: Volvo S60 2011 1.6 diesel d3

05/30/2014 6:18 PM

i dont think you read the thread correctly. it isnt the mileage service interval light that is showing,,,thats a rookie statement ..lol
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