How To Reset Oil Service/Inspection Light On VW Volkswagen CC (2009-2017)

The easiest thing you can do yourself and save money is resetting the service or inspection light after changing the oil in your VW Volkswagen CC. It’s straightforward, and I’m going to show you how to do it. It’s going to be one of the most effortless content I’ll ever probably do.

This is a 2012 Volkswagen CC that had about 56,000 miles. I took it to the dealership the other day because it was recalled, and I knew that I needed an oil change. The technician was supposed to reset that light for me, but they forget to do it. So let’s get after it.

2009-2013 Volkswagen CC Oil Service Light Reset Guide

How To Reset With Dash Button

• With the ignition off hold down the 0.0/SET button
• Now turn your key to the run position or press the start button twice while keeping the 0.0/SET button pressed

• When it stops beeping go ahead over to the left and press the ❏ button once and boom the wrench light is cleared

2014-2017 VW CC Service/Inspection Light Reset Guide

In this section, we’re going to show you how to reset the service interval light as well as the inspection light on the last generation of VW CC. So let’s check this out.

How To Reset Oil Service Light

• Turn off the car
• Then you’re gonna hold the 0.0/SET button on the dash while turning the car on
• Once a prompt pop up all you do is press OK on your steering wheel

Resetting Inspection Light

• Put the hazard light on

• Then you have to hold the 0.0/SET button and turn on the ignition at the same time
• It should prompt us with a are you sure you want to reset? So let’s go ahead and press the OK

For your info, this operation work for the first generation of the VW Volkswagen CC (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 model years).

Does Volkswagen CC burn engine oil?

You might have been wondering how much Volkswagen CC Engine oil consumes. If so, you’re not alone. Most automobile manufacturers won’t say how much oil your car should use, and many aren’t willing to give you a concrete figure. But a common rule is that you should check the engine oil level every 2,000 miles or so. In that case, a change of quarts every 1 or 2 thousand miles is considered oil consumption.

Another way to determine how much oil your CC Engine uses is to examine the exhaust. The blue color in the exhaust indicates the presence of oil in the combustion chamber. Oil burning suggests that your engine needs to be serviced or repaired. If you notice blue exhaust smoke, you should replace the piston rings. The piston rings protect the engine’s internal parts, but a failing piston ring will allow oil to escape the machine and reach the combustion chamber.

The oil consumption level of VW CC vehicles is laughable. In theory, each engine in the world consumes some oil, but the exact amount varies widely between different models. A manufacturer is not following a proper manufacturing process when producing these cars. The failure to disclose important information may even be a violation of federal law. So, if you’re planning to buy a Volkswagen CC, check your engine’s oil consumption.

Timing belts and timing chains are prone to premature failure. The timing belt is responsible for opening and closing valves in an engine. When it fails, it can cause significant engine damage. So, it’s vital to follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. If you see the oil warning light, check your engine’s oil level and proactively address the problem. Changing oil regularly will ensure that your Volkswagen CC runs smoothly and efficiently.

FAQ – VW CC Oil Maintenance

Okay, and that’s it. So now the car knows that it has fresh oil fresh service, and it’ll remind you when it needs another oil change. If you have any questions or comments, drop me a line, and be more than happy to talk to you about anything. So thanks for your time. I’ll see you at the next one.