How to Reset the Maintenance Reminder on the New Santana?
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New Santana maintenance reminder reset method: First, turn off the ignition switch. Press and hold the reset button on the instrument panel with your left hand, while simultaneously pressing the right button with your left hand and turning on the ignition switch. Keep holding the reset button until the maintenance light enters reset mode. Release the reset button and press the left button once within 20 seconds to confirm the reset. Below is relevant information about vehicle maintenance: 1. When the car maintenance light comes on, the correct approach isn't to simply reset the maintenance reminder light, but first determine whether the vehicle actually requires maintenance. Vehicle maintenance generally involves preventive work such as inspection, cleaning, replenishment, lubrication, adjustment, or replacement of certain components. 2. Maintenance primarily covers systems including the engine, transmission, air conditioning, cooling, fuel, and power steering systems. Its purpose is to maintain vehicle cleanliness, normal technical conditions, eliminate potential hazards, prevent faults, slow deterioration, and extend the service life. 3. Regarding vehicle maintenance cycles: Generally, the oil change interval is 5,000 kilometers, but the specific replacement cycle and quantity should be determined based on the vehicle model's relevant information.
I also encountered the maintenance light issue with my new Santana, and it's actually quite simple to fix it yourself. Turn off the ignition, hold down the 0.0 reset button on the dashboard without releasing, then turn the ignition to the ON position without starting the engine, hold for a few seconds, and the light will go off. The first time I did it, I thought it would be complicated, but it only took a minute or two. I recommend checking the manual or confirming the exact button location online before operating, as there might be slight differences between different model years. After handling this issue, I now check the fluids and tires after every maintenance service, which helps prevent minor problems and saves a lot on repair costs. The key is to perform regular maintenance and not wait until the light comes on. This way, the car runs smoother and safer—after all, safety comes first.
