BMW X3 - I've changed oil of my car but the "indicator" when I start the engine still asks me to "service oil"?

Basically I've flushed out the old oil and poured in new oil into the engine BMW X3 2.5i. When I start the ignition, a beeping sound still occurs on the electronic display where the speedometer is. It displays Service Oil. How do I remove this display and get rid of the beeping sound?BMW X3 - I've changed oil of my car but the "indicator" when I start the engine still asks me to "service oil"?very modern cars have sensors for practically every stupid thing. Even if you move the air filter out and replace it immediately, it trips a sensor

The fuel, air, and oil systems are highly sensored and monitored. the big brother government doesn't want the average person driver to mess with these highly designed systems. They want you to have to go to the dealership and spend megabucks to have them change the oil. Then they use their computers to reset the car's computer, which resets the oil timing sensor.

Since you've changed the oil yourself, the car still shows the indicator light because car hasn't been hooked up to a mechanic's computer so it can reset the oil timing sensor.

So either take to dealer to have them reset it, or sometimes independent mechanics/garages can read the car's computer and reset it for you, thereby not having to pay megabucks at dealer.BMW X3 - I've changed oil of my car but the "indicator" when I start the engine still asks me to "service oil"?take it to the dealer, could be an electricla problem not sensing your oil, or incorrect oil type. always consult manual first tho.



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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>BMW X3 - I've changed oil of my car but the "indicator" when I start the engine still asks me to "service oil"?you still need to reset it. the instructions should be in your owners manual.