rayjgold wrote:The service due light comes on for a reason. I don't know what world you live in, but for me, if I see warning lights, I dont just clear them, I check to see if they are valid first. I guess when your fire detector goes off in your house with your family, you just go and "reset it" and go back to bed without even checking it out first.
Apples and oranges, as indicated above. The service light is triggered by mileage -- not comparable at all to a fire detector or a CEL which is what you're probably thinking of.
Read up (as suggested and to "see if it is valid" as you say yourself) before biting back.
rayjgold wrote:anyone else have this problem?
Asking here won't help. You need to confirm what was or wasn't done with the dealer. We have no idea and no way to verify for you.