How to reset the maintenance reminder on Haval H6?
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Haval H6 maintenance reminder reset steps: Turn off the ignition, press and hold the button at the lower right of the dashboard; Turn the ignition to the position where all dashboard lights are on, and you will notice the small wrench icon on the dashboard stops flashing; Release the button, then press the button at the lower left of the dashboard, and you will see the small wrench icon disappear, indicating the reset is complete. Maintenance precautions are as follows: 1. Air conditioning maintenance is an aspect that cannot be overlooked and is frequently used. The car's air conditioning evaporator and fan are in a closed state for a long time, and due to the relatively high internal temperature, the overall environment is quite humid. During car maintenance, it is necessary to regularly clean the car's air conditioning system. Whether using the disassembly cleaning method or the steam cleaning method, it is essential to ensure the air conditioning is thoroughly cleaned during maintenance. 2. Engine oil plays a crucial role in lubrication, cooling, and other functions, and is vital for the normal operation of the car's engine. However, this does not mean that adding more engine oil is better. Adding too much engine oil can easily lead to adverse conditions such as oil burning, which is counterproductive. In fact, the standard for adding engine oil is based on the oil dipstick; the oil level should be between the minimum and maximum marks on the dipstick when measuring.
I bought the Haval H6 3rd Gen last year, and resetting the maintenance reminder is really convenient. After the vehicle is completely shut off, don't press the brake pedal and press the start button twice to power on. There's a small scroll wheel and a return button on the right side of the steering wheel. Press and hold the scroll wheel for 5 seconds to enter the engineering menu. Use the scroll wheel to scroll down and find the maintenance option under 'Vehicle Information,' then select reset and you're done. Older models without an LCD screen require using the physical buttons on the instrument panel—probably holding the mileage button until the maintenance info appears before releasing. Different model years indeed have variations in the operation interface; when in doubt, checking the manual in the glove box is the safest bet. The first time I tried it, I didn't have the patience to press long enough and ended up wasting a lot of time. After resetting the light, remember to service it on time next time—this feature of the onboard computer is actually quite thoughtful.
