
Here are the detailed steps to reset the light for the Changan CS35: 1. First, press and hold the small wrench button on the Changan CS35 without releasing it, then turn the ignition switch to the position just before starting the engine. 2. Release the small wrench button, then press the minute adjustment button on the Changan CS35's time setting. 3. Turn off the ignition switch and release the time adjustment button with your left hand. 4. Turn the ignition switch back on or start the engine, and the maintenance reminder will disappear, indicating that the maintenance light has been reset.

My experience with driving the CS35 is that resetting the light isn't that complicated. After the last service, the light was still on, and I fixed it using this method: Make sure the car is completely turned off. There's a TRIP button on the steering wheel, right? Hold it down without releasing, turn the key to the ON position but don't start the engine. At this point, the maintenance light on the dashboard will blink a few times. Keep holding for about ten seconds until the light goes out, then you can let go. After completing this, try starting the engine to see if the light disappears. If the light is still on, it might really be time for maintenance or the system might be stuck—don't ignore it, go to the 4S shop for a check-up promptly. Last time I forgot about this and drove for a week, and my fuel consumption went up. Regular maintenance can help the engine last longer and save you unnecessary expenses.

I'm responsible for the daily of our family's CS35. When the maintenance light comes on, I follow simple steps to handle it. First, turn off the engine and park the car steadily. Then, press and hold the TRIP button on the dashboard without releasing, turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine, wait for about 10 seconds until the light goes off, and then release the button. Before doing this, make sure the car is parked in a safe location and never attempt it while driving. After completion, check if the light has disappeared. If the light is still flashing, don't ignore it forcibly—it might indicate that the oil needs to be changed. Delaying maintenance can damage the engine and lead to higher fuel consumption and costs. I make it a habit to perform maintenance every six months and keep a record of the schedule.

Resetting the CS35 light is quite simple: With the engine off, hold down the TRIP button, turn the key to the ON position (without starting), wait about 8 seconds until the indicator light flashes and goes out, then release. This method works for most model years; if there's no response, check if the button is in the correct position or refer to the user manual's engineering mode. After completion, test the light status to ensure it doesn't illuminate again. If the light remains on continuously, it indicates the need for actual maintenance or a circuit issue, and professional inspection and maintenance are recommended.

I've been driving the CS35 for several years, and there's a little rhyme to reset the light: 'Turn off, press TRIP, wait in ON position, light goes out, release.' It's simple: after turning off the car, press and hold the TRIP button, turn the key to the ignition position without starting the engine, patiently count to ten until the light goes out, then release. If it doesn't work, don't worry—check the manual in the glove box or visit a service center when you have time. After resetting, don't forget to maintain your car on schedule, change the oil promptly, and your vehicle will run smoothly, worry-free, and safely.

DIY light reset for CS35 is both fun and practical: With the engine off and the car stationary, hold down the TRIP button, turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine, hold for about 10 seconds until the light flashes and disappears, then release. I've tested this method on different models like the 2017 version and it worked; start the engine immediately after to check if the light is off. If the light remains, it might be time for maintenance—don't ignore it. As a hobby, I also noted down the steps for preventive reset next time to extend the vehicle's lifespan.


