Who has reset the service light on a 2018 .2?
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Cant find a definitive answer on what I will need
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iCarSoft POR II I am only repeating the knowledge as I'm at 4 months and 200 miles. But others on RL have verified it. I've already purchased it, soIf you wait another 8 months I can let you know for certain. ;^)
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I bought the icarsoft POR v2.0. Worked great. 145 on amazon
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Dude youre in chicago too! Im not aure it works for 2018 but if it does you can just borrow mine. Everything I read was for 2017
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I bought the icarsoft POR v2.0. Worked great. 145 on amazon https://www.amazon.com/iCarsoft-Diag...y&sr=8-1-spell
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Good to know thx
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+3. Just received icarsoft por v2.0, took it out of box, immediately was able to push oil change date to 12/2019 on my T. Will switch to mobil 5w50 for summer (oil change #2 at 4200 miles) and let the dealer do the free one in october.
I have an icarsoft mbII (for merc) that i bought 4 years ago. This one blows it out of the water. Plan on doing my macan as well, and this also releases the rear parking brake for brake service (not 911). My understanding is that replacing the 991 rear brakes does not require retracting the parking brake.
I have an icarsoft mbII (for merc) that i bought 4 years ago. This one blows it out of the water. Plan on doing my macan as well, and this also releases the rear parking brake for brake service (not 911). My understanding is that replacing the 991 rear brakes does not require retracting the parking brake.