How to cancel the small wrench on the CX4 dashboard?
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The appearance of a wrench on the dashboard is a maintenance reminder indicator, signaling that your vehicle is approaching or has exceeded the recommended maintenance mileage, and you should visit a 4S shop for servicing as soon as possible. Here is additional information: 1. This indicator is not a standard feature in all vehicles and will only appear in models equipped with this function. After servicing, the technicians at the 4S shop or repair shop can help you reset it, or you can do it yourself. The methods are generally similar but may vary depending on the brand and model. Detailed instructions can be found in the vehicle's manual. 2. The most intuitive check during a new car inspection: inspection of dashboard indicator lights. When inspecting a new car, pay close attention to the following indicator lights: engine fault, airbag, coolant temperature, ABS, seat belt, car battery, engine oil, fuel level, door not closed properly, brake disc, handbrake, turn signal, high beam, windshield washer fluid, fog light, and width light.
The small wrench icon on the CX-4 dashboard is a maintenance reminder, indicating that it's time for service, such as an oil change or inspection. To cancel it, the process is quite simple. First, park in a safe place, turn off the engine, and ensure the vehicle is stationary. Then, turn the key to the ON position (the position before ignition), but do not start the engine. Next, look at the dashboard—you'll see menu options displayed. Press and hold the TRIP button on the steering wheel or near the dashboard (or another selection button, as the location may vary slightly depending on the model year) for a few seconds to enter the settings menu. Find the maintenance or reset option and press the confirmation button to cancel the reminder. It's recommended to reset it after each service to avoid constant pop-ups while driving. With over a decade of driving experience, I always remember this reminder—regular maintenance is crucial for engine health, extends the car's lifespan, and reduces the risk of major issues.
