How to reset the maintenance light on the Great Wall H6?

[McKyle]

Great Wall H6 maintenance light reset method: Insert the key and keep the engine off, press the reset button once to display the system that needs to be reset, and each press will switch to the next system. Select the system that needs to be reset, press and hold the reset button for about 3 seconds, and the multifunction display on the instrument panel will show the relevant icon, indicating that the maintenance light has been successfully reset. The Great Wall H6 has a body length, width, and height of 4653mm, 1886mm, and 1730mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2738mm. It is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine, matched with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The maximum power of this engine is 155kW, and the maximum torque is 325Nm.

[OElliot]

I've been driving a Great Wall H6 for several years, and resetting the maintenance light is quite simple—you'll get the hang of it after a few tries. First, turn off the car for safety, then turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine. Once the screen or dashboard lights up, focus on the steering wheel buttons. Look for the OK button or menu button, press it a few times to enter the settings interface, and navigate to the maintenance reset option to confirm. Wait two or three seconds, and the light will go off. If you accidentally select the wrong option, no big deal—just turn off the car and restart the process. It's recommended to check maintenance every 5,000 km. Don’t delay when the light comes on; waiting too long could damage the engine. Doing it yourself saves money and time, but remember to test the car afterward to ensure it starts normally without any warning lights. The whole process takes just a minute and is very convenient.

[LeKate]

Dude, I've driven a Haval H6, and resetting the maintenance light is super easy. After turning off the engine, turn the key to the ACC position without starting the car, then press the multifunction button on the left side of the steering wheel to enter the instrument menu. Scroll a few times to find the maintenance reset point and press the confirmation button. Once done, the light disappears instantly. Don’t mess up the steps or press randomly to avoid screen flickering errors. Remember, it’s about every 10,000 kilometers to get maintenance done, like changing the oil—the light is just a reminder, no need to panic. Make sure the car is parked on a stable surface to prevent rolling during the operation. This simple DIY trick saves you a trip to the shop and teaches you a little skill.

[StRonan]

I'm a cautious driver, so don't take the maintenance light reset lightly. The light on the Haval H6 is a reminder that it's time for service, and the reset procedure has fixed steps: park and turn off the engine, turn the ignition switch to the second position without starting, use the buttons to enter settings, find the reset option, and confirm to turn off the light. It's recommended for beginners to first check the owner's manual for diagrams or go directly to the 4S store to avoid mistakes. The store can handle it instantly with professional tools, and any circuit issues can be fixed on the spot. Regular car maintenance is important; after resetting, remember to check the oil and brakes periodically to ensure safety. Don't cut corners by driving long distances with the light on, as it could lead to problems.

[Lucian]

From a technical perspective, the maintenance light reset for the Great Wall H6 is controlled by the instrument circuit. The reset operation involves button commands: turn off the engine, rotate the key to ON without entering the start mode, activate the system, then use the steering wheel control buttons to navigate the menu, find the RESET maintenance item, select and confirm to turn off the light. The principle is to clear the computer count. During operation, ensure the battery voltage is stable, be cautious of accidental engine shutdown, and avoid incorrect modes or screen freezes. It's simple and easy, most owners succeed on the first try—remember to reset the light promptly after each maintenance for accurate reminders next time.