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Re: 240 Service Light
I have a 91 240, and there is a rubber plug on the instrument cluster that
you remove and insert either an allen key or a small screwdriver and push
until you feel some resistance, then push for another 1/4" and that resets
the 5,00 mile service light. If you do not have such plug, to remove the
instrument cluster is fairly easy, only 4 screws to it.
Post again, or search the brickboard for more advice.
Arnold
"George" <g_czplzn@yzhoo.com> wrote in message
news:05j8b19cce74r6qsddkp6oae8aqfg0goqc@4ax.com...
> I have a '90 240 wagon *with airbag*.
> I want to reset the service reminder light.
> I found this in a previosu posting:
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> '90-on 240, '87 760, '87-'90 740/780 (5000mi/8000km) ... push in reset
> button on back of instrument cluster (behind and just above rightmost
> idiot
> light); 240 access can either be from under dash as above or by
> removing
> instrument cluster; 740/760 with air bags (SRS knee bolster) requires
> removal of instrument cluster to access; Hint: carefully slide plastic
> covers off to reveal instrument cluster mounting screws; Caution: when
> removing instrument cluster do not pull on wires connected to fragile
> circuit board on back
>
> My questions:
>
> 1. How hard is it for me to do this on my car?
> 2. On the 240 w/airbag do I need to remove the knee bolster?
> 2a. Do I need to disable the airbag so I don't get killed by it?
> 3. How can I remove the bulb so the light doesn't come on again?
> (When I took the car for state inspection, they wanted to fail me
> because the Service light is on!)
>
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