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Re: oxs reset switch
On the Quantum, the OXS light is reset as follows:
1. Open the hood and locate a small black box on the speedometer
cable, in that little space at the base of the hood that is separated
from the rest of the engine compartment. The box will be up close to
the firewall.
2. On the little black box,find a round pushbutton (I think it's
white) that is mounted in a tubular extension of the box. It goes
into this tube when you press it.
3. Using a small screwdriver, press this button into the tube until
it clicks. When you let go, the button will return to its original
position -- it doesn't stay depressed.
You have now reset the OXS light. Enjoy another 30,000 miles, and
don't worry about the oxygen sensor until the car starts to run
poorly.
- Dave Dahl (dad@roadnet.ups.com)
- '87 VW Quantum Syncro
- '88 VW Fox GL
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From: zep@galactose.mc.duke.edu (Zvi Pasman)
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Hi all:
I am trying to find where and how to reset the ox sensor dash light. It
came on this morning, but since the car feels exactly the same, I think
I just need to reset the switch. Also, the sensor has about 50K miles,
so it is not very old. Oh, this is an 86 Quantum 2.2il5.
Thanks,
Zvi.