How to reset the Citroen maintenance light?

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AylaLee
07/25/25 12:47pm
Citroen maintenance light reset method is: 1. Turn off the ignition switch, then press and hold the maintenance mileage reset button; 2. Turn on the ignition switch, and you will see the odometer start counting down; 3. When the display shows "0" and the maintenance light goes off, it means the maintenance light has been successfully reset. Citroen is a brand under Citroen Automobile Company, with models including C5, C6, Elysee, Tianyi, etc. Taking C5 as an example, the car has a length of 4805mm, width of 1860mm, and height of 1458mm. The upper part of its center console is equipped with an information display screen, which can show information such as audio, vehicle suspension height, time, outside temperature, and driving status.
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IslaRose
08/11/25 8:29pm
I often drive my Citroën C4, and after the last maintenance, the light was still on, so I went to reset it. Generally, you turn the car key to the ignition position without starting the engine; then hold down that small button on the dashboard, probably the mileage reset button, for a few seconds, waiting for the maintenance light to flash or go off. Once done, just turn off the key. Different models vary slightly: my older C4 requires pressing the button while turning the key, while the newer C5 might need to be set in the screen menu. If you don't reset it, the system will keep reminding you about maintenance, which is quite annoying and might mislead you about the next service. Remember to check the manual or YouTube videos before operating to avoid messing up the electronic system. It's a simple task, so don't be afraid to spend some time checking your car's condition.
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