Service Reset
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Thanks. Looking in the owner's manual (going from memory here) looks like there were 2 service visits logged -- but I don't remember the details. I'm lucky -- dealer is about 10 miles away. I think I'll just drop by on Friday. thanks again...
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The service due indicator on my 2013 V8V Roadster came on after only 900 miles. I called the dealer and he walked me through the reset. I had to do it twice for the message to disappear, but it definitely works on vehicles newer than 2008.
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It works, but there's a trick to it . . . .
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I JUST did this on my '07 DB 9 Volante (just crossed 20,000 miles) and it actually worked. I cannot believe it.
The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU.
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I JUST did this on my '07 DB 9 Volante (just crossed 20,000 miles) and it actually worked. I cannot believe it.
The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU.
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« Reply #6 on: Today at 01:08:29 am »
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I JUST did this on my '07 DB 9 Volante (just crossed 20,000 miles) and it actually worked. I cannot believe it.
The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU.
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I JUST did this on my '07 DB 9 Volante (just crossed 20,000 miles) and it actually worked. I cannot believe it.
The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU.
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Thanks - I found this tip and it worked perfectly. 07 V8V
David
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"The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU."
David
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"The trick is to release 'T1/T2' and 'Read' just after the THIRD blink. The triangle will flash 4 or 5 times and, if you don't release the buttons at the right time, then it won't work. It took me a few tries to get it right but, once you do, the indicator light will reset. I can't speak to how this would apply to later models with the revised dash and ECU."
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Thank you all for the information, just purchased a 2008 Aston with 12k miles on Monday. Of course, I started it this morning and the service notice came up 
All fixed, it took a couple of attempts, but easy. I will still change the oil, the car has been sitting quite a bit, looking forward to better weather to get out and drive.
All fixed, it took a couple of attempts, but easy. I will still change the oil, the car has been sitting quite a bit, looking forward to better weather to get out and drive.
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Just had annual service done at AM NewportBeach last month and service tech must have forgotten to reset computer.
Did the T1/T2 + Read buttons and held for three blinks from the yellow waning triangle. IT WORKED!
This saves me a trip back to the dealer.
Thank you all. Car is '14 V8V.
Did the T1/T2 + Read buttons and held for three blinks from the yellow waning triangle. IT WORKED!
This saves me a trip back to the dealer.
Thank you all. Car is '14 V8V.
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