Perform Service message reset

[CFrance]

I have changed my CCV filter but cannot get the "perform service" message to erase. I have done the switch on, depress brake pedal 2 time, depress acc pedal slowly 2 times in 10 seconds. I have done this procedure 16 times and the message will not go away. I have tried opening and closing door while going through steps. I have tried everything I could find here and elsewhere on the internet and nothing works. This is on a 2014 3500. Is my only alternative to go to the dealer. I am out of ideas.

 

[brucejohnson]

I have changed my CCV filter but cannot get the "perform service" message to erase. I have done the switch on, depress brake pedal 2 time, depress acc pedal slowly 2 times in 10 seconds. I have done this procedure 16 times and the message will not go away. I have tried opening and closing door while going through steps. I have tried everything I could find here and elsewhere on the internet and nothing works. This is on a 2014 3500. Is my only alternative to go to the dealer. I am out of ideas.

Did you hold the acc pedal to the floor on the second press then turn off the ignition, then let up on the pedal? Jush checkin'...

 

[Cummins12V98]

I said screw it on mine and went to see my parts guy. He nailed it first try. Looked like he did exactly what I did.

 

[AH64ID]

I thought it was 3 presses of the brake pedal?

 

[CFrance]

Bruce, I depressed the acc pedal slowly to the floor twice and let up and then turned it off.

 

[brucejohnson]

The reason I asked was this thread I found. http://dodgeownerforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=18441.0

Which stated:

1. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position (Do not start engine).
2. Press and release the brake pedal two times.
3. Fully depress the accelerator pedal slowly two times within 10 seconds and hold it to the floor the second time.
4. Turn the ignition switch to the OFF/LOCK position and then let up on the accelerator pedal.​

 

[CFrance]

Bruce, gave it a try 5 times and it didn't work. Will take to dealer and get a reset. Thanks for trying to help.

 

[brucejohnson]

Sorry it didn't work...Maybe you can "extract" the proper way from the dealer and share.

 

[AH64ID]

Again.. all the instructions I’ve seen involve using the brake pedal 3 times, not 2.

 

[brucejohnson]

Again.. all the instructions I’ve seen involve using the brake pedal 3 times, not 2.

CFrance...Put on some foot stompin' music and try three pushes like John suggested. ^^^^ It's the magic number for other resets too...

On Edit...That said, Here is another link to a search for CCV message reset. https://www.bing.com/search?q=ccv+filter+message+reset+procedure&FORM=AWRE
Most I viewed say 2 pushes of brake and two SLOW accelerator pedal pushes (within 10 seconds)... Maybe it is time for a dealer visit?

 

[SnoKing]

Again.. all the instructions I’ve seen involve using the brake pedal 3 times, not 2.

OK, just reset mine. Two pushes holding the second = no joy. Two pushes not holding the second = no joy.

Three pushes NOT hold the third = Reset! BTW message came on at 67443 miles while driving! Snoking

 

[SnoKing]

Well it went fairly easy except for the orange/red lock on the cable connector. Finely used channel locks to start pushing it out from the far side. Used a 5/16 1/4 drive deep socket to get the two studs loose and the back drivers side bolt. Next up is to install the Mopar drag link.

 

[Newsa]

Almost to 67600 miles and no perform service message. I did the service a couple of years ago at 41k because I was at 54 months. But no message yet.

 

[SnoKing]

Almost to 67600 miles and no perform service message. I did the service a couple of years ago at 41k because I was at 54 months. But no message yet.

So you did not reset the mileage counter at 54K months??? That is when your should have started the 67500 mileage counter again.

 

[Newsa]

So you did not reset the mileage counter at 54K months??? That is when your should have started the 67500 mileage counter again.

Can't reset it until it shows on the EVIC?

 

[SnoKing]

Can't reset it until it shows on the EVIC?

You sure that doing the reset procedure does not restart the mileage count??

 

[Newsa]

You sure that doing the reset procedure does not restart the mileage count??

I'm not sure. But I didn't try it.

 

[brucejohnson]

You sure that doing the reset procedure does not restart the mileage count??

Every function with a counter that I have experienced does rest the counter when you perform the reset function. Kind of like resetting your trip odometer.

 

[SnoKing]

Every function with a counter that I have experienced does rest the counter when you perform the reset function. Kind of like resetting your trip odometer.

That is my thought!

 

[Newsa]

That is my thought!

It sounds like it is a difficult sequence to do. So i would never know if I did it correctly without the message. Maybe I did it without knowing?