When does Oil Life Indicator come off 100%
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It all depends on your driving. I went 6800 miles lastime b/f I needed an oil change.
The first time was like 4200. Needless to say I have kept my foot out of it. But It may take a 1000 miles or more for it to change.
The first time was like 4200. Needless to say I have kept my foot out of it. But It may take a 1000 miles or more for it to change.
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the mid is helpful reminder for maintenance but i by no means wait for that sucker to tell me change my oil. even though oil has come a long way and longer drain intervals are possible with both dino and synthetic i still take the car in for regular oil changes before the mid tells me to. my intervals are usually about 4-5K miles which is pretty close to when the mid usually tells me to. also i don't drive as much anymore so i also take the car for a change if the oil has been sitting in for 3-4 months.
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Originally Posted by jamilla
It all depends on your driving. I went 6800 miles lastime b/f I needed an oil change.
The first time was like 4200. Needless to say I have kept my foot out of it. But It may take a 1000 miles or more for it to change.
The first time was like 4200. Needless to say I have kept my foot out of it. But It may take a 1000 miles or more for it to change.
it all depends on what your mileage from the last reset was
when you get to 7500 it will be 0
i still change mine at 3000 miles so i will never see a 0
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Originally Posted by rbf351
your driving has nothing to do with it
it all depends on what your mileage from the last reset was
when you get to 7500 it will be 0
i still change mine at 3000 miles so i will never see a 0
it all depends on what your mileage from the last reset was
when you get to 7500 it will be 0
i still change mine at 3000 miles so i will never see a 0
According to the owner's manual, page 64:
The engine oil life is calculated based on engine operating conditions and accumulated engine revolutions.
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Originally Posted by rbf351
your driving has nothing to do with it
it all depends on what your mileage from the last reset was
when you get to 7500 it will be 0
i still change mine at 3000 miles so i will never see a 0
it all depends on what your mileage from the last reset was
when you get to 7500 it will be 0
i still change mine at 3000 miles so i will never see a 0
rbf351....I hope you use Havoline or Chevron in your 3000 mile changes since I own stock in the Texaco-Chevron company. That helps my wallet.
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Originally Posted by Repecat
Wrongo!! A persons driving style does indeed factor into the MID reading. In addition, temperature, engine rpms, etc are also variables that are considered. Don't worry, your oil life will start to go down shortly and in 10% increments.
rbf351....I hope you use Havoline or Chevron in your 3000 mile changes since I own stock in the Texaco-Chevron company. That helps my wallet.![Thumbs Up](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
rbf351....I hope you use Havoline or Chevron in your 3000 mile changes since I own stock in the Texaco-Chevron company. That helps my wallet.
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sorry it's usually mobil 1 oil
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Originally Posted by TLBobT
I have nearly 600 mi, half highway. Still says 100%.
(Yes I STFA...)
(Yes I STFA...)
My experience has been 10% for about every 700 miles, give and take.
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Originally Posted by alvon
You'll be at 90% very soon, don't worry.
My experience has been 10% for about every 700 miles, give and take.
My experience has been 10% for about every 700 miles, give and take.
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