[beamer1341]

Originally Posted by cobaltkrazy

There is actually 2 different tools you can use, the most common being the crow's foot(and ftr: that is the tool the dealer uses for the job), the other method, is a really big freakin pair of slip-joint pliers!

When i worked at a chevy dealer ship for a few years we would always have mac tools and snap on come in weekly mac tools offer's a 2.2l filter socket, it works nice (obviously), gets plenty of clearance between the intake and the top of the filter.





Here's a link to the site

MacTools : OFS147 - Fits 22 L GMs, Oil Filter Socket
-----Added 21 Sep 2008 at 11:40:58-----

Originally Posted by cobalt-z

hold both buttons on steering wheel down til it pulls up menu on display and cycle through til you see oil reset and then click and hold top button til it resets

There are a couple different generations on the DIC (Drivers Information Center) some models you can cycle through the display until the oil life apears and hit the gas three times within 5 seconds and the oil life will reset to 100% New gen scroll through to oil life and press and hold the return arrow button until it resets.