Re: oxy sensor counter

[adamnelson@juno.com]

Try the tool that should be clipped to the back of the display. I'm not
sure how far to push it, but the tool seems to only fit in a certain
amount.


On Tue, 01 Dec 1998 10:09:02 -0500 Dylan Jenkins <dylan@vt.edu> writes:
>Hello all,
>The oxy sensor light on my 85 4kqs is on (I'm fairly certain it's from 
>the
>internal counter, car has 121k miles, light came on at 120k). Bentley 
>says
>stick a screw driver in a hole in the back of instrument panel and 
>push
>lever towards back of car to reset oxy sensor counter. I did this, and 
>the
>oxy sensor light went off for a day, or approx. 40 miles, then came 
>back on.
>It's pretty difficult to tell how far back to push this lever thing,
>especially without being able to see in there; tried looking through
>windshield, but couldn't see down into lever hole. Does anyone have
>experience with these things? Should I be listening for a click or 
>something?
>
>Thanks,
>Dylan. 
>
>

Adam Nelson '85 4000S, Blaupunkt cassette, Starbucks go cup, '69 Beetle,
1 piece
windows, hand held fan, '91 Vanagon, KYB Gas a Just, bug screens.
Columbus, Ohio
adamnelson@juno.com

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