Pontiac Grand Am Oil Change light on
I have a 99 Pontiac Grand Am that has the oil change reminder that comes on when the computer thinks the oil should be changed. The last time I changed the oil when I went to reset it the light stayed on. I have tried several times to rest and it will not go out. Any suggestions besides going back to the dealer to have this done.
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This is the procedure for most GM vehicles.
Other issues: have anyone found driver position fatiguing on long trips? It seems to me that there is too much leg room and less hands room, maybe it's just my height, I'm 6", and if I tilt the wheel down I can't see the spedometer.
When I try to start fast say at the green light, the vehicle slips sideways on a wet surface, even with ETS engaged. Is this normal? Thank you.
I have noticed that the tires that came with the car (BF Good rich T/A's) seem to be a harder tread then others, this may account for the spinning on wet surfaces. I have spoken to other owners and they have had good luck with Good years or Michelin.
It seems that my check tire pressure light comes on all the time. I stop, check the pressure immediately, and find they are normal. Is there a way to deactivate these lights??
Thanks!
One other thing: has anyone else noticed that in rainy conditions the brakes tend to make "slippy" noises? I haven't had any problems stopping, but the brakes seem awfully taxed when it's wet.
Jim McKnight
As for the radio, I find that most times when I need to lower the volume, I must use the switch on the steering wheel. If I use the dial on the radio, it does not always work and sometimes makes it louder. I still have to go back to the dealer for this.
As for the tire pressure light, it came on the first time as I was getting a flat. After reseting the light, it went on again a couple of hundred miles later and there was no reason for it. I am waiting to see if this occurs again.