To handle the oil change indicator (if there was one besides the simple mileage reminder):
* Check your owner's manual: This is your primary resource. Look for a section on maintenance schedules or indicators. It might describe a specific procedure or just recommend a mileage-based oil change.
* Look for a simple mileage-based system: Many older vehicles relied on the owner to track mileage and change the oil at the recommended intervals. There might have been a sticker or a spot to write down the mileage of the last oil change.
* There's likely no electronic reset: Don't expect to find a button or menu option to reset anything. The technology simply wasn't there in the same way as in newer cars.
In short, for a 1989 Eldorado, you're responsible for manually tracking oil changes based on the mileage recommendation in your owner's manual. There's no electronic system to reset.