How to Use PIWIS III to Reset Oil Service Reminder

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As a Porsche owner, it's essential to keep track of regular maintenance tasks, such as oil changes. Fortunately, with the help of PIWIS III software, resetting the oil service reminder on your 992 or even a 2023 Cayenne is a breeze. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to reset the oil service reminder using PIWIS III.


Step 1: Connect the piwis 3 tester

Start by connecting the PIWIS III diagnostic tool to the OBD-II port of your vehicle. Ensure that the ignition is turned off before proceeding with the connection.


Step 2: Launch the PIWIS III Software

Once the diagnostic tool is connected, launch the PIWIS III software on your computer. Ensure that the software is up to date to avoid any compatibility issues.


Step 3: Vehicle Identification

After launching the software, select the appropriate Porsche model from the list, whether it's a 992 or a 2023 Cayenne. This step ensures that the software recognizes the specific vehicle and displays the relevant options.


Step 4: Access Control Units

Within the PIWIS III software, navigate to the control units section. Here, you will find a list of all the control units present in your vehicle.


Step 5: Locate the Oil Service Reminder Control Unit

Search for the control unit responsible for the oil service reminder. The specific name may vary depending on the Porsche model. Look for terms like "Service Reminder," "Maintenance," or "Oil Service."


Step 6: Reset the Oil Service Reminder

Once you have located the oil service reminder control unit, select it. Within the control unit settings, you should find an option to reset the oil service reminder. Click on the reset option and confirm the action when prompted.


Step 7: Verify the Reset

After resetting the oil service reminder, it's crucial to verify if the reset was successful. Turn on the ignition and check if the oil service reminder has been cleared. If it's no longer displayed, then congratulations, you have successfully reset the reminder.


Conclusion:

With the PIWIS III software, resetting the oil service reminder on your Porsche 992 or 2023 Cayenne is a straightforward process. By following the steps outlined above, you can ensure that your vehicle's maintenance schedule is accurately reflected, contributing to its optimal performance and longevity. Remember to always consult the user manual or seek professional assistance if you encounter any difficulties during the process.

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