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Newbie Stelvio question

Jerome J Sorich

Tuned and Synch'ed
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Napa, CA.
My owner's manual states that when a small wrench shows up on the odometer area it is time for service.
BUT I have to take it in to a dealer to have the code read? is this true or is there a way around this so I can see for my self? I looked in the owner's manual and the error codes and so on can only be accessed VIA a dealer code that is input into the system.

With this lockdown, my local shop is closed? I just did the 6000-mile service all the oil changes and valve check, it is up to date so far.


What you all say?
 
You can toggle the LH switch to bring up the menu on dash, drop down to diagnostics, enter the service code 10695, then you have another menu, active ecu codes, stored dash codes, wrench reset. Simple, should be in your owners manual. If not search here for service wrench reset thread, it's been discussed.
 
Should be page 31. What they don't tell you is there are short toggles & long toggles, they explain it differently.
More like a flick one way or the other. then a toggle & hold a second for the different areas to get menu's.
 
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