By Danny Harwood, Technical Application Specialist Automotive & Energy, Broughton Lubricants For many people, the question of which engine oil they should use for their vehicle only comes up when they are running low. Certainly, it is vital to choose the right product when you are topping up – mixing oils of different grades or with different additives can cause […]
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You’re cruising down the road when a small message pops up: “Maintenance Required.” Oh no! Many people feel a sudden anxiety at it’s appearance. But what does that actually mean? Is something wrong? Is your car unsafe to drive? What is the real meaning behind the maintenance required light? How does it differ from warning
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Changing your car’s oil isn’t just another item on your vehicle maintenance checklist—it’s the lifeline of your engine. Despite its simplicity, regular oil changes are critical for keeping your engine running smoothly, efficiently, and for as long as possible. Yet, many drivers underestimate why you need to change the oil in your car, or they
Did you reset your oil light but it came back on again? You’re not alone. This is a common issue among DIY car owners and even experienced mechanics. Whether you’re driving a Honda, Ford, or BMW, an oil light that refuses to stay off can be frustrating—and potentially damaging if ignored. In this post, we’ll
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When it comes to protecting your car’s paint there are 2 popular and easy-to-use products you can choose, car wax and ceramic coating. Car wax is more of a traditional choice, and ceramic coating more modern one. Learn about their differences, advantages, and pick the right one for your car’s paint. What is Wax? When
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The 2004 Lexus ES330 maintenance required light comes on when you drive for about 7200 km (4500 miles) after the engine oil replacement, this light illuminates for about 3 seconds and then flashes for about 12 seconds with the ignition key turned to the “ON” position. If you continue driving without replacing the engine oil,
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The 2004 Mercedes ML 500 service indicator (Flexible Service System – FSS) comes on when the vehicle is due for a Service A (oil change) or Service B. To reset the service indicator, follow these instructions:
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The 2004 Mercedes ML350 service indicator (Flexible Service System – FSS) comes on when the vehicle is due for a Service A (oil change) or Service B. To reset the service indicator, follow these instructions:
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The 2018 Kia Sorento service required light comes on when the vehicle is due (within 900 miles/1500km or 30 days) of a service. To reset the service-required light follow these instructions: 1. Start the engine.2. If a service is due, the display will show “Service required”. To reset this message, press the OK button (down-pointing
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The 2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 service light or Flexible Service System (FSS) indicates when the vehicle is due for a Service A or Service B. The next service due date is displayed either in days or in miles, depending on your driving style. The message is displayed for approximately 10 seconds when turning the electronic
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The 2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 service light or Flexible Service System (FSS) indicates when the vehicle is due for a Service A or Service B. The next service due date is displayed either in days or in miles, depending on your driving style. The message is displayed for approximately 10 seconds when turning the electronic
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