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How to reset oil warning light on a chevy trailblazer ls 2006

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The way to reset the oil light on your Trailblazer is.You first turn the key on but do not start the vehicle.Press the gas pedal 3 times all the way to the floor within 5 seconds.The change oil light will flash several time then go out.The oil life has been reset.Remember don`t start the vehicle just key on engine off.Hope this helps.Good luck.

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I agree with Salvador ....however you will need to service it if you haven't or it will flash again..Make sure oil level is full...If it keeps coming on for no reason disconnect battery to reset computer system..Then reconnect and test drive...I have seen some service engine lights just appear without reason over and over...Sometimes a low oil level will cause this...!!!..

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