Apparently, (like the fog light update), some smarts have a bug in the code meaning they can't be reset using the button press method and they now have a bit of software to do it.
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Apparently, (like the fog light update), some smarts have a bug in the code meaning they can't be reset using the button press method and they now have a bit of software to do it.
That sounds like the problem that I have, thanks for mentioning that as I was thinking I was getting a little slow in the head. I'm waayyyy past my reset time.
I had a terrible time re-setting my clock. Those of us Hoosiers are somewhat new to this whole idea of "Fall Back" anyway, and then I couldn't even take care of the clock issue. I did finally get it done, but what a pain!
I had a terrible time re-setting my clock. Those of us Hoosiers are somewhat new to this whole idea of "Fall Back" anyway, and then I couldn't even take care of the clock issue. I did finally get it done, but what a pain!
At first, I tried doing it while I was in a hurry. Meaning, while driving. Bad idea! I had to stop and go around twice until I got the time right.
Good news: going forward next Spring will be really easier!
Now that I've reached 10,000 fun and trouble free miles, I have the problem of getting rid of the cute little service wrench. Over the past two days I've tried the two methods listed by evilution with no luck. Has anyone got a better idea or had problems resetting. My dealer is about 125 miles away.
if it doesn't work the first time, wait a full minute with the key off before trying again.
(it might not take a full minute, but if you wait you will be succesfull with the correct timing on the button pushing and key turning. it is quicker than you think.)
If your maintenance indicator does not reset using the regular procedure. you need to take your vehicle to your smart dealer so it can be reset using the scan tool. If the maintenance indicator is on and your vehicle has less than 10000 miles, the instrument cluster has to be reprogrammed. It is an easy procedure, and only takes about 5 minutes.
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