
Emgrand GL maintenance light reset method: Hold down the small trip reset button, insert the car key and turn it until the dashboard lights up, then release the button, and the maintenance light will go off; In idle state, hold down the mileage button for 2 to 3 seconds, the maintenance reminder will turn off, and the maintenance light reset is completed. Not resetting the maintenance light will not cause harm to the vehicle, but it will affect the next maintenance cycle. It is best to reset it after each maintenance. The dimensions of the Emgrand GL are 4725 mm in length, 1802 mm in width, and 1478 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2700 mm. The Emgrand GL adopts the currently very popular fastback lines and short tail design, making it visually more dynamic. The integrated dazzling LED light guide taillights not only enhance the premium texture of the rear but also form smooth lines with the license plate frame, resembling an eagle spreading its wings, echoing the dynamic upturned rear spoiler, enriching the rear's layers and creating a fuller visual effect.

As a veteran owner of a 10-year-old Emgrand GL, I always reset the maintenance light myself after each service. The method is simple: First, turn off the engine, then sit in the driver's seat and turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine. Next, look for a small button on the instrument panel—likely the trip reset button—and hold it down. Keep pressing it for about 5 to 10 seconds, and the maintenance light will blink and then turn off. After releasing the button, it should return to normal. Resetting it yourself saves money and hassle while avoiding unnecessary trips to the shop. Remember, the maintenance light is a reminder to change the oil and perform inspections regularly. If you don't reset it, it will keep flashing, which can be distracting and unsafe while driving. I recommend resetting it immediately after each service to keep the car running smoothly and extend the engine's lifespan. Additionally, checking the lights before a cold start in winter is a good habit.

I just bought an Emgrand GL not long ago. As a novice driver, I was also confused when the maintenance light came on. Later, a friend taught me this method: turn off the engine, rotate the key halfway to the ACC position without starting it. Then, find the button on the dashboard near the steering wheel and hold it down. After a few seconds, the light will go out. Don't rush, and make sure not to press the brake or accelerator during the operation. The first time, I failed several times because I didn't hold the button long enough, but with a bit of patience, it only takes two or three minutes to complete. After resetting the maintenance light, the car feels much fresher to drive, reminding me to go to the 4S shop for regular maintenance. It's important to develop the habit of recording each maintenance date to prevent forgetting to replace parts and causing malfunctions. Practicing in the garage regularly helps to become more skilled.

As a tech enthusiast, let me explain the Geely Emgrand GL maintenance light reset in detail: The light comes on as a reminder when the system's mileage reaches the preset value, and resetting means clearing that counter. Steps: Power on without ignition, press and hold the instrument panel reset button for about five seconds until the light goes off, indicating completion. The key is to press the button gently without excessive force to avoid damaging the instrument panel. This ensures the maintenance reminder system remains accurate and keeps the vehicle running healthily. By the way, regular checks of engine oil and air filters can reduce the burden.

I often drive long distances, and the maintenance light reset for the Emgrand GL should not be overlooked for safety. Method: With the engine off, turn the key to the ON position but do not start the engine. Locate the dashboard button, hold it for a few seconds until the light disappears. After resetting, remember to perform regular maintenance to avoid engine overheating or breakdowns due to delayed servicing.


