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Ac Light stays on how to get turned off

I changed my AC filter, light came on saved about $100.00 doing it myself and now the light is control panel says change AC filter soon. Any ideas on how to turn it off, or renew?

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  • otisg37 Mar 04, 2009

    Thank you did exactly what you said, but it will not reset, I turned the car tried it then I tried with the car off. I goes to reset AC filter, then when I hold down the stat button and hit reset while holding down stat button it goes on to next opiton ? I guess I will stop by the dealer. Thanks, I spend enough there anyway they better fix it, FREE.......

  • otisg37 Mar 04, 2009

    Ok call me stupid, I got to ac fliter % holding the stat button, then released the stat button pressed reset held it, but then it goes on to the next option like door closed etc...Now what? Dealer? haha. Thanks for your help.? Confused.

  • otisg37 Mar 05, 2009

    It worked!!! Thanks so much, I owe you $100.00..LOL

  • gerry bissi May 11, 2010

    I assume you mean you changed the cabin air filter under the leaf screen.

    Do you have a message center with filter % life or a light?



    Your owner manual should have the reset procedure. If not, call your dealer and ask them how to reset.

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Now you see why we get paid the big bucks!
Just kidding,LOL
Here is the sequence:

1. Press the STATUS control to
access the System Check function,
the message center will display A/C
FILTER XXX% RESET FOR NEW.
2. Press and hold the RESET
control to set to 100%, the message
center will display IF NEW FILTER
HOLD RESET.
3. After a successful reset, the
message center will display A/C
FILTER LIFE SET TO 100%.

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  • Anonymous Mar 04, 2009

    You just press the stat button to get it to ac filter then press and hold the reset button.Do not keep the stat button pressed while holding the reset.

  • Anonymous Mar 05, 2009

    Ok I see what is happening it is kinda confusing

    Press stat button to get to ac filter press reset for new then press reset again and hold. See if that works.

  • Anonymous Mar 05, 2009

    If that doesn't work let me know and I will try it on one at the shop tomorrow and get back to you.

  • Anonymous Mar 05, 2009

    Ok I double checked it this morning at the shop.You press stat button untill ac filter displays,press and release reset to read new filter then press and hold reset to read 100%.

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