These are the types of things that people should be sued for. It is crazed to take a car in and not even have the work performed and they still pass you a heft bill. I know nothing about cars. I've got to find someone in Tampa to work on this 2009 t…
I do all my own serviceing know. I dont trust any one to touch my car. plus its way cheeper and i know that my quality of work is better than what i can get at the dealership.
A good idea is to take a Sharpy or a marker and put the date or some kind of a mark on your oil filter and air filter some time after your first service, because one time i went to the stealership to get a 20k service in one of my smarts and they di…
thanks so much for the perfect info!
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1-turn the key to the on position and press the button on left side of spedometer twice, holding it in on the second tap.(tap quickly, sort of like your double clicking a mouse. the service indicator should b…
Lots of different comments in here, many seem to be frustration with the service indicator light. I have had my smart since Oct '08 and it has run like a dream. (By the way, my only frustration with smart has been the service center where I bought i…
after four tries i finally got it to work and it reset my indcator to 10,000 miles so i guess the smoke the guy at the sercive place was just that becuase i did get mine to rest. we just baught our Smart fortwo used @ 20,000 miles and we didnt know…
So "touch start" works after you first turn key to ON and wait a few seconds. The Owners manual under "Starting the Engine" is confusing. Should I turn to ON first only when I start the car in the morning or every time even if I only park it to…
turn key to ON and let computer come up to par, a few seconds, you will hear all kind of clicks and buzz.
no more noises = OK
now you are ready for touch start, just bump the key and away you go.
turn key to "on"
press brake
run shifter through all gears including manual shifter mode and back to park, take your time, a few seconds in each gear.
see if that works.
You do not have a problem... You turn the key until the engine just starts to crank and let go of the key... The engine will continue to crank until it starts... You do not have to continue to hold the key to the start position once the engine start…
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