talleybird_kk
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How the (censored) do I reset the oil change idiot scroll?? Yes, the oil was changed...STOP TELLING ME ALREADY!!
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The computer monitors everything itself according to driving habits. I personally have never seen mine because I've always gotten it changed beforehand.... so apparently I don't NEED to change my oil as often as I do... according to the Jeep itself.I thought you only did that with the chevy trailblazers....and the wks i thought you used the evic....the kk doesnt have that? 05 wk you just went in a reset it.
Idaho08kk, why do you use the 5w20 instead of the 5w30?
Actually it depends on the what stereo system you have in the newer GM vehicles,some you pump the gas 3 times and others you have to go threw the radio.The brand new ones don't use either,you have to use a menu button on the dash to reset the idiot light.Ok,
TBJ no with trailblazers you turned the key on and then hit the brake 3 times and it reset the oil thing...but in the 05-07(guessing) you can change it..You can have it to tell you to change the oil 2500-6000 and when you changed the oil to the what # you choose you just go in a reset it that way...but how do you do the KK??
Actually it depends on the what stereo system you have in the newer GM vehicles,some you pump the gas 3 times and others you have to go threw the radio.The brand new ones don't use either,you have to use a menu button on the dash to reset the idiot light.
Idaho08kk, why do you use the 5w20 instead of the 5w30?
Just to satisfy CARB,in the owners manual it states you can also use 5w-30 in all temps also.5w20 replaced 5w30.
Your not going to void your warranty by using 5w-30 since it is printed in your owners manual that you can use it in the same temperature range that 5w-20 is.Trust me as long as the manual states you can use it they can not deny coverage using 5w-30.Yep. I use the 5w20 just because of the lifetime powertrain warranty. I don't want to give Chrysler any reason to void it. 5w30 is just fine and won't hurt a thing.
It is lifted and modified, but I do all of my own warranty work on my KK anyways, so anything is warranty with a stroke of my pen.
With the lifetime powertrain warranty though (and all other warranties), Chrysler has started demanding all maintenance records for large repairs like engines, trannys, diffs, etc. I have to have proper maintenance records to fax to my district manager even though I'm a CDJ tech, and do all of my own work anyways. If I can't provide records, or use the wrong fluids, they can deny the claim and even void the lifetime powertrain warranty.
I posted some of the crap that Chrysler told us in a mandatory class that I had to attend about three months ago in regards to their new "policies". If interested read it here-
http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44169
Also, in regards to the 5w20/5w30 deal, in Europe, they don't use 5w20 at all. All of the same Chrysler vehicles over there run 5w30. Like I said, either is fine, but I stick to the manual religiously because of Chrysler going on a rampage voiding people's warranty's for the most petty reasons because they are broke and have no money to pay for repairs, so they look for any and every reason to not pay.