How to Reset the Maintenance Light on Geely Borui?

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OBrynlee
07/29/25 1:42am
The method to reset the maintenance light on Geely Borui is as follows: 1. With the car turned off, press and hold the short-distance trip counter reset button located below the tachometer; 2. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, then release the short-distance trip counter reset button. The display will show the SERVICE indicator; 3. Pull out the minute button on the clock and turn it to the right. The display will show the mileage; 4. Turn off the engine; 5. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position again, and the SERVICE indicator will disappear. The Geely Borui is a mid-size sedan produced by Geely, featuring a double-wishbone independent front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension.
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LaZoe
08/12/25 5:47am
Resetting the maintenance reminder light on the Geely Borui is quite straightforward. I've done it myself several times: First, turn the ignition key to the ON position without starting the engine, allowing the dashboard to light up. Then, press and hold the menu button on the steering wheel for about seven or eight seconds until the settings interface pops up on the screen. Navigate to the maintenance reminder option, select reset, and confirm – the maintenance light will then turn off. However, don't just focus on resetting the light and forget about the actual maintenance. This light indicates that it's time for an oil change, and delaying it could potentially harm the engine. If manual operation doesn't work, it might be locked by the computer, in which case you'll need to visit a Geely 4S dealership to reset it with professional tools. Remember, there might be slight differences in the buttons for Borui models from different years, but it's worth a try – safety always comes first.
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