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Drained battery now has a service transmission warning

Trekker
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Hi everyone, this is frustrating.  I left something on that drained the battery, jumped the car and now I have a transmission warning.  I had the service engine light and a wrench, the engine light went out but now there is a wrench warning and also a service transmission warning as well.  The vehicle is a 2016 SE with the 1.6 engine and auto trans.  The car runs fine but something needs to be reset, or so I think.  Anyone know how to fix this?  Thanks

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    Get it over to the dealer to get it fixed, if the battery went that flat the instrument cluster had lost itsy memory and defaults to you needing a service.

    As its under warranty being a last year you may ad well get the full works from the dealer at their expense

    Sent from my D6603 using Tapatalk

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    36 minutes ago, jeebowhite said:

    Get it over to the dealer to get it fixed, if the battery went that flat the instrument cluster had lost itsy memory and defaults to you needing a service.

    As its under warranty being a last year you may ad well get the full works from the dealer at their expense

    Sent from my D6603 using Tapatalk
     

    If that is true, then changing a battery or even cleaning dirty poles must be done by a dealership?  This is just too irrational to be true, if for no other reason then buyers would not accept this.

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