How to Reset Engine Oil for 10th Generation Accord?

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LeDelilah
07/30/25 1:35am
10th Generation Accord engine oil reset steps are as follows: 1. Press the brake pedal and press the start switch once to turn on the power (i.e., the dashboard self-check lights illuminate). Set the power mode to ON and bring the vehicle to a complete stop; 2. Wait for the dashboard self-check lights to illuminate and partially turn off; 3. Repeatedly press the "TRIP" button until the dashboard displays engine oil life; 4. Hold the "TRIP" button for more than 10 seconds. The display will flash, indicating reset mode. When the dashboard LCD shows the maintenance information interface, press the brake pedal and the TRIP button simultaneously until the maintenance information interface starts flashing, then release the TRIP button. Press the TRIP button again until the dashboard maintenance information interface changes to ------Km (i.e., 2000Km changes to ------Km). Turn off the power and restart to complete the reset successfully.
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