
Methods to eliminate the wrench icon on Arrizo 5: 1. Ensure the car is turned off, insert the key, and hold down the toggle button without releasing it; 2. Turn the key to the second position, which is the ON position, the car will power on and begin self-checking, at this time all warning lights will illuminate, which is normal; 3. During this time, keep holding the toggle button, after 5 seconds, the wrench icon will disappear. The Arrizo 5 has dimensions of 4572mm in length, 1825mm in width, and 1482mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670mm. The Arrizo 5 adopts the family-style exterior design of the Arrizo series, with more sporty adjustments in details, along with certain upgrades in interior and configuration, and is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated or 1.2T, 1.5T turbocharged engine.

I was quite anxious when I last saw the small wrench symbol on my Arrizo 5's dashboard, as it made me think there was a vehicle malfunction. Later, I specifically asked a technician at the 4S shop and learned that this is actually a reminder symbol, similar to a phone alarm clock. It's quite simple to clear it yourself: first, turn off the car completely, then press and hold the TRIP button on the left side of the steering wheel without releasing it. Next, turn the key to the ignition-on position but don't start the engine. Hold the button for a few seconds until the dashboard flashes a few times, and the small wrench symbol will disappear. If this symbol appears right after maintenance, the technician might have forgotten to reset it for you—just follow this method to reset it yourself. If you really can't manage it or if it keeps popping up frequently, it's best to visit the 4S shop for a computer check, as their professional equipment is the most accurate for reading maintenance system-related data.

I've encountered the small wrench indicator on the Arrizo 5 several times. Actually, it's just reminding you that is due. I've summarized the reset procedure into three steps: First, turn off and park the vehicle securely. Then, press and hold the trip reset button below the instrument panel with your left hand. Next, turn the ignition key with your right hand to power up the instrument panel (but don't start the engine). Keep holding the button for about 15 seconds until you see the maintenance light flash and go off, then you can release it. I recommend performing this procedure proactively after each maintenance service to ensure the maintenance information updates promptly. Also, be sure to dry your hands when operating in rainy conditions to prevent button contact issues that might cause the operation to fail.

I've dealt with numerous small wrench reminder issues on the Arrizo 5, and found that many owners mistakenly think it's the engine fault light. In fact, 90% of cases are simply triggered by service interval reminders. The reset procedure is particularly simple: After turning off the ignition, hold down the TRIP button below the steering wheel, turn the key to ON position without starting the engine, and watch for the instrument cluster to blink three times - that's all it takes. This method applies to new Arrizo 5 models manufactured after 2018. For older models, you may need to simultaneously press the RESET button and clock button while the ignition is on. If the warning persists after these attempts, it might indicate poor contact in the instrument cluster control module, and we recommend visiting a workshop to check fault codes with a diagnostic scanner.

I remember my Arrizo 5 showed a small wrench warning light about three months after purchase, and I initially thought the car was broken. Later, I learned from the manual that it's just the reminder system, which flashes when each service interval is due. Resetting it is actually super simple: without pressing the brake pedal, press the start button to power up the dashboard, then press and hold the round trip recording button at the bottom left of the dashboard for 10 seconds until the word 'service' appears, then release the button. For the first two years of a new car, this light typically comes on every 7,500 km. By following my method to check the maintenance light status monthly, you can avoid being upsold unnecessary services by the 4S dealership.

I've been driving the Arrizo 5 for three years, and the wrench warning light appears before and after every . Eliminating this indicator doesn't require any professional tools at all. I prefer to operate when the vehicle is cold: after turning off the engine, hold the odometer reset button on the dashboard for 15 seconds, then power on without starting the engine and continue pressing until the maintenance indicator light automatically turns off. This method also works for the Tiggo series. Additionally, there's a detail to note: if the wrench symbol still appears after an oil change, it might be because the technician forgot to reset the dashboard program after the last maintenance. Performing the reset yourself once will restore normal display status.


