my TC "maintenance required" light went on a few days after I got the oil changed. This light came on and thought it was for tire pressure, so I had that looked at and the light was still on. He turned it off for me, but now I'm thinking I should have looked to see if any else is wrong. The oil is OK.

Asked by GuruJRP1 May 25, 2017 at 02:38 PM about the 2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What problem initiates the "Maintenance Required" light to go on?  I had my oil checked and that is OK.  I had the tire pressure checked, and it was OK so I had him turn it off.  Is it "off" permanently now?  What else could be the problem be for this light to turn on?

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its just a indicator to remind you to get oil changed,needs to be reset after every oil change

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Or check your transmission fluid level… seriously, this happened to me…

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