Service Engine light on Green line 2007 Saturn Vue

with the key off turn to run position pump the gas pedal all the way to the floor quickly 3 times then turn off wait a sec then start the car, that should reset your maintenance light. if it uses the honda reset. set odo to trip odometer A turn off the key, hold the reset button and turn the key to the run position, wait till the odo stops flashing then turn key off.

Ok what about transmission codes most obd2 readers wont read trans codes or its a short in the computer

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sears, autozone, and advance all offer free battery installation if you buy it there.

You can't. It takes a special reset tool (very expensive tool also) you don't necessarily have to go to the dealer. Many shops & body shops do it also.

time for an oil change please read the owners manual it will tell you how to reset the light

this light will generate a fault code have the dealer run the test, there is a 70,000 mile warranty on most anything that truns this fault light on. It is not the oil change.

SOME TIME PCM GET A VOLTAGE SPIKE.OR ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE WILL CAUSE SERVICE LIGHT TO COME ON WITH NO CODES.IF IT KEEP HAPPENING TAKE IT TO DEALERSHIP TO CHECK IT OUT.

There are a few things that can cause this, either the air bag itself going bad, or an airbag sending unit or brain going bad,

Our family has owned Saturns since 1992. They've always been reliable out-performers, until the most recent one. I took delivery of my 2007 Hybrid Vue on 31 May, 2007. From the first tankful of gas, the mileage has been woefully short of the projections - worst case was 19 and best was 32 on the freeway at 70 mph and no air conditioning. Most recently, I drove the Vue down I-95 in Florida at around 70 and no A/C. Mileage? 28. Do the math. That's about 3 mpg better than my first Vue would have gotten. At $3 a gallon, it'll take me approximately 233,000 miles to recoup the $3000 premium I paid for the car. If you live in a climate where air conditioning is not a means of survival in the summer, then this car might be OK.