How to reset the maintenance light on Audi A6?

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JaydenFitz
07/30/25 3:08am
Here is the method to reset the maintenance light on Audi A6: 1. First, enter the vehicle option on the main page and select settings and services. 2. Then click to enter the maintenance cycle submenu interface and select reset oil change cycle. Here are some related information about vehicle maintenance: 1. The internal parts of the vehicle will gradually wear out as the driving time increases. To ensure the normal operation of the car, the manufacturer has set up some reminder indicator lights. After reaching a certain mileage, it is necessary to replace the parts in time. After successful replacement, the car maintenance light needs to be reset. 2. The function of the maintenance light is to record the mileage of some important parts, like a timer, to remind the car owner and maintenance staff. If the relevant parts are replaced without resetting the maintenance light, it will not affect the performance of the vehicle, but it will cause trouble for the next replacement of car parts, as the exact usage time of the new parts cannot be known. 3. Generally, during vehicle maintenance, the maintenance personnel will first check the lights. Check whether the front lights are working normally and whether the rear lights are working normally. The next step is to open the engine compartment. Check whether the various liquid levels in the engine compartment are normal, then lift the vehicle to check the tires, etc. Finally, perform a computer detection and reset.
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