How to Reset the Maintenance Light on Geely Boyue?

[OLukas]

There are two types of instrument panels for the Geely Boyue, and the maintenance reset can be performed in the following two ways: 1. Start the car, press the "SET" button to enter the settings interface, find the "Maintenance Reset" option, and click to confirm the reset. 2. Start the car, after the instrument panel lights up, press the TRIP key on the left side of the lever to activate the instrument buttons; use the volume keys on the right side of the steering wheel to navigate up and down, press the "MODE" key to enter the settings system, and find the maintenance mileage option. Enter the maintenance mileage system, where there are two options: "Return" and "Reset." Use the "Left/Right Cycle" key to select the "Mileage Reset" option, and press the "MODE" key to confirm.

[DawsonFitz]

Last month I just cleared the maintenance reminder on my Boruiyue, and it was actually quite simple. After you sit in the driver's seat, don't start the engine, just turn on the power until the dashboard lights up. Then immediately press and hold the TRIP button on the right side of the steering wheel without releasing it. After about five seconds, the dashboard will flash, showing a wrench icon, and then you can release the button. After that, turn off the power and restart the car, and the little wrench maintenance reminder will be gone. However, be aware of the year differences; I heard that models before the 2017 version require a diagnostic computer to clear it. Before operating, make sure the car is parked in P gear and your hand doesn't touch the start button.

[VanAutumn]

As a frequent visitor to repair shops, here's a tip for you: Turn the key to the power-on position (without starting the engine), press the small round button at the lower right corner of the dashboard with your left hand, and simultaneously hold down the arrow-shaped toggle button on the left side of the steering wheel with your right hand. Hold all three buttons for ten seconds until you hear a beep, and it's done. Some people have struggled without any response, only to find out it was due to poor contact with the steering wheel buttons. Pay special attention to post-facelift models, as the reset method might have changed to being done through the vehicle settings in the central console. Be sure not to start the engine during the operation to avoid accidental triggers.

[DiEsther]

A mechanical-savvy friend taught me the safest method. The vehicle must be in a state where all systems are powered on but the engine is not running, otherwise it will fail. For older Bo Yue models, you need to press and hold the button with a square icon on the right side of the steering wheel for 7 seconds when the maintenance reminder appears on the dashboard. The key to a successful reset lies in the timing precision—too short and it won’t work, exceeding 15 seconds might enter diagnostic mode. It’s recommended to engage the handbrake and turn off the AC before operation to avoid sudden starts. Completing the operation before the vehicle finishes its power-on self-test is the most reliable approach, and this method works every time.

[MartinFitz]

Last time during maintenance, I secretly learned two tricks from the 4S guy. Now with the new Boyue, it's actually simpler: After powering on, don't press the brake, just hold the start button for 10 seconds to enter engineering mode, then use the volume + button on the left side of the steering wheel to switch to the maintenance reset option. The key is not to touch the throttle, otherwise it will exit. For models from 2016 to 2018, it's a bit more troublesome—after entering engineering mode, you need to press both the SET and RES buttons of the cruise control simultaneously. It's recommended to wait two minutes after turning off the engine before operating, as the car's computer responds faster then. Remember to check the total mileage on the dashboard after resetting to ensure it's correct.

[ElijahDella]

After experiencing two reset failures, the lesson learned is: First, ensure the last maintenance data was indeed entered into the system. During operation, keep all windows closed to avoid signal interference, and press the buttons firmly without hovering. For newer models, when a yellow warning appears on the combination meter, simply press the OK button on the steering wheel to reset. If multiple attempts fail, it might be a sensor issue—don't force it; disconnect the battery's negative terminal for three minutes and try again. After a successful reset, always perform a light self-check and take the opportunity to inspect brake pad thickness. Remember, the maintenance light is just a reminder; forgetting to reset it won't actually harm the car.