
Press and hold the reset button, step on the brake pedal, turn the ignition switch to the "on" position until "..." appears on the display screen, then release the reset button and brake pedal to complete the process. Visit a 4S dealership to use a specialized diagnostic tool. When the "SERVICE" indicator appears on the dashboard, prompting the need for , use the instrument to reset the light.

Last time my 718 light came on and it took me quite a while to figure it out, but actually it's not as complicated as imagined. First, power on the car without starting the engine, then hold down the return button on the steering wheel. When the maintenance menu pops up on the dashboard, use the left/right steering wheel buttons to navigate to the reset option, and press the confirm button for about three seconds. However, note that older models might require pressing the ODO reset button after powering on to reset. Don't panic if you can't figure it out - my neighbor only realized after failing that some maintenance information needs to be processed by a technician with a computer, since procedures may vary across different model years. Now I always reset it right after maintenance, and remember to regularly check the engine oil level and brake fluid condition - it gives more peace of mind when driving on mountain roads.

For beginners driving a 718, the most intimidating thing is probably the dashboard warning lights. The steps to reset the light are actually quite standardized: With the engine off, hold down the return button, power on without pressing the brake, and wait until the English maintenance menu appears on the dashboard. Use your left thumb to navigate the directional keys to select the reset option. Once confirmed, the wrench icon will disappear. However, starting with last year's new models, the process has been moved to the vehicle settings, where you can reset it with a few taps and swipes on the touchscreen. A friendly reminder: Always check your tire condition, avoid aggressive acceleration and sudden braking during normal driving, and regular wheel alignment is especially important for mid-engine cars like the 718.

Resetting the 718 light is actually quite simple, just a few steps: Turn the key to the ignition position, and while the dashboard is still dark, hold down the return button on the right side of the steering wheel for ten seconds. When the menu pops up, select reset. However, my colleague's new 718 requires operation on the touchscreen—find the maintenance plan section in the vehicle system and directly clear the record. It's crucial to reset it immediately after maintenance; otherwise, the calculation for the next maintenance time will be messed up. Driving such a sports car requires extra attention to brake pad wear. Those who frequently drive on mountain roads at high speeds are advised to check more often.

Don't panic when the 718 light comes on, as the reset methods vary significantly by model year. For older models, typically hold the ODO button after powering on. Newer models mostly use steering wheel controls: turn the ignition to the first position without starting the engine, hold the BACK button until the menu appears, then use the multifunction buttons to select and confirm the reset option. I once saw a technician at the dealership using specialized computer software to reset hidden programs. After resetting, note the mileage and develop a habit of regularly checking coolant and transmission fluid levels. Sports cars' cooling systems operate under high pressure, so it's recommended to clean radiator dust accumulation during every maintenance service.

Two-Year Summary of Light Reset Experience for the 718: For newer models, after powering on, it's quite convenient to operate via the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel. Don't leave your left hand idle—simultaneously press and hold the return button. Wait until the maintenance message pops up on the dashboard, then use the directional buttons to select and confirm the reset. A friend accidentally triggered a screen lockout, which was later resolved by pulling the fuse. Important Note! Before resetting, ensure the engine oil has been changed. I've seen cases where forgetting to change the oil before resetting damaged the engine. Sports cars require extra attention to the differential oil condition. After aggressive driving, check for oil stains underneath the car and perform timely repairs.


