Service vehicle soon light
service vehicle isnt the same as a check engine light which is what your scanning check all you fuses... and whats going on with the oil pressure???
Last edited by BasicConcepts; Aug 16, 2011 at 10:44 AM.
What year & model Camaro? You may have a scanner not compatible with your model year. Also, most scanners do NOT scan ABS codes, so you need to visit a shop to get those codes.
Have you checked your coolant levels and condition lately? Thermostat is ok? Cooling fan(s) coming on?
Have you checked your coolant levels and condition lately? Thermostat is ok? Cooling fan(s) coming on?
I belive the Service Vehicle light first came in 1998 or maybe 1999. This is not a check engine light but is a reminder to change oil and do other maintenance items.
To reset the "OIL CHANGE" light, press and hold the "TRIP/OIL RESET" button on the instrument panel for 12 seconds. When the light flashes and then goes out, the system is reset.
To reset the "OIL CHANGE" light, press and hold the "TRIP/OIL RESET" button on the instrument panel for 12 seconds. When the light flashes and then goes out, the system is reset.
Last edited by z28pete; Aug 16, 2011 at 10:27 PM.
Lol... all ur concerns from a simple pic.
It's a 99... and the oil pressure is that way cuz of mechanical guage I installed. The oil and coolant are fine, just did a cam in it so its good. It's been doing this for a while now. Fans r fine. It won't be on when its cool.. it happens usually when I turn the car off and the car sits. I can usually restart the car and it shuts off. Just wondering if its something peeps r familiar with. I'm thinking its the temp sensor.
It's a 99... and the oil pressure is that way cuz of mechanical guage I installed. The oil and coolant are fine, just did a cam in it so its good. It's been doing this for a while now. Fans r fine. It won't be on when its cool.. it happens usually when I turn the car off and the car sits. I can usually restart the car and it shuts off. Just wondering if its something peeps r familiar with. I'm thinking its the temp sensor.



