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How to Reset the Maintenance Reminder on the Car Dashboard?

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GiselleLynn

07/25/25 11:43am

Method to reset the maintenance reminder on the car dashboard: Turn on the power, press the mileage reset button on the dashboard, wait for the flashing reminder to disappear, start the engine, and then repeat the operation once. Car maintenance refers to the process of providing comprehensive care to a vehicle by using specialized care materials and products tailored to the different materials required by various parts of the vehicle. Today's car maintenance covers areas such as the engine, transmission, chassis, cooling system, and fuel system. The purpose of car maintenance is to keep the vehicle clean, ensure normal technical conditions, eliminate potential hazards, prevent faults, and extend the service life. When performing maintenance on a car, if any faults are found in certain parts, they should be repaired promptly.

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VonClayton

08/11/25 8:06pm

The other day, a small wrench icon popped up on my car's dashboard as a maintenance reminder. I cleared it myself, and the process was actually quite simple. The method is similar for most cars: first, turn off the engine, then turn the key to the 'on' position without starting the engine. Next, locate the reset button on the dashboard—some cars have a small black stick on the left or right side of the steering wheel—hold it down without releasing. Watch the dashboard screen; it will either flash or display a menu. Keep holding the button until the maintenance reset option appears, then confirm. After that, the warning light will turn off. However, the procedure may vary by car model. My Japanese car worked this way, while American cars sometimes require pressing a combination of buttons a few more times. Remember, after resetting, don't rush into a long trip—it's best to visit a maintenance shop soon to check the oil and filters. The reminder is just a prompt; the actual condition of the car still needs proper maintenance.

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