VS/OS Card for Oil Service Light Reset

The VS/OS Application Card together with the hand-held controller allows the resetting of the ‘oil change/service due’ warning lights in a range of vehicles. The following optional leads are available from your Sealey dealer (see Section 3 for applications): Audi Lead VS333/13, BMW Lead VS333/11, Mercedes Lead VS333/12, Mercedes Sprinter Lead VS333/14.
Mercedes
Mercedes vehicles generally use three exclusive types of diagnostic connector socket (see below), 8 pin (A), 16 pin (B) (use pin 6) and 32 pin (C). These connectors can be located in the engine bay, normally along the bulkhead. The A-class uses the standard J1962/OBDII connector (D), located under the steering column.
VAG
Volkswagen and Audi vehicles use two types of diagnostic connector - the J1962/OBDII multipin (see D below) and the ISO9141 two-pin (see E below). Most vehicles use the former, located either in the centre console, under a removable plastic cover, or in the driver’s footwell, underneath the Audi A6 and 100 models use the ISO9141 connectors (E), which are located in the engine compartment relay box.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert the application card into the slot in the bottom of the unit. IMPORTANT! The card is fragile and must be handled with care. Hold the card at the raised end and insert, gold contact end first, with the contacts uppermost. Take care not to scratch the gold contacts. When correctly inserted, the end of the card will be flush with the unit casing with only the removal tape protruding.
Note:When first using a card the unit will take approximately 30 seconds to initialise, during which time the message UPDATING WAIT will be displayed. Once the initialisation is completed that card cannot be used in any other unit.
2. See 5.6. for Rover 75 otherwise connect the required lead to the unit and then, with the vehicle ignition turned off, connect to the vehicle’s diagnostic connector (see Section 4 for location).
Note:If using the multifit lead the rotary switches must be set as specified in the Section 3 application chart.
3. Turn the ignition on.The unit will power up automatically and display a menu, having automatically identified the vehicle to which it is connected.
4. Press navigation keys (see below) to select the service reset required (see page 6) and then press the ‘continue’ key.
5. The display will read ‘MAKE’ FOUND during reset and ‘MAKE’ RESET upon completion.
Note:Service intervals are preset values as defined by vehicle manufacture, where available.

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