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Pontiac Montana 2004

Tiny
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Sorry if my question sounds stupid I don't know much about mechanic's. My question is this. I have a Montana 2004 I bought used when I got the minivan my oil gage was around 95 (electronic oil gage) i've made my oil change and it's decreasing now its at 18. ( It doesn't leak
and it's not burning) waht could it be. Thank you
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Wednesday, November 22nd, 2006 AT 8:58 PM

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Tiny
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The oil life system does not automatically know when the oil has been changed and needs to be reset each time you change the oil. You can do this yourself. I believe for the Montana all you have to do is display the oil life reading on the dash and push and hold the button until the display reads "99" - this is the same procedure you would use to reset your trip odometer. If this doesn't work, check you owner's manual.
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