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Old 11-02-2010, 09:44 AM   #1
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I am interested in changing the oil and filter on my 2006 Adventure 38T which is on the Wheelhorse W24 chasis but need help on changing or resetting the "change oil now" message. what's the secret ?? thanx Len

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Old 11-02-2010, 02:06 PM   #2
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I belive you turn key on and depress accelrator fully 5 times and cycle key off

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With the key ON, but not running the engine, you have to hit the gas pedal to the floor 3 times within 5 seconds. The display should flash the change oil message to confirm you have reset the system. Ed
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With the key ON, but not running the engine, you have to hit the gas pedal to the floor 3 times within 5 seconds. The display should flash the change oil message to confirm you have reset the system. Ed
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QUESTION: Would this cure work for the p-32 chassis with the Acta instrument cluster?
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Yes it should reset the OLM.
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I belive you turn key on and depress accelrator fully 5 times and cycle key off
3 times.. 3 times.. I had to call Workhorse the 2nd time I had my oil changed because the technician failed to do that.

I sometimes tell of this customer service call.

First, A HUMAN answered (I don't recall if there was a layer of computer first or not but if there was it was top layer only) I told her the problem and never got transferred to a Customer Service Rep.. .She gave me the answer

With motor off: Turn key on, Press 3 times w/in 15 seconds, Turn off, Turn on and start. End of job.
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With motor off: Turn key on, Press 3 times w/in 15 seconds, Turn off, Turn on and start. End of job.
wa8yxm, If you press the pedal 3 times w/in 15 seconds that may not reset the OLM. You want to press the accelerator full stroke 3 times w/in 5 seconds. Turn off, Turn on and start. End of job!
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thanx for everyones input. Len

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