How to reset the maintenance reminder on the Sagitar trip computer?

[KhloeRose]

Sagitar trip computer maintenance reminder reset method: 1. First, turn off the ignition switch, then turn on the ignition switch while pressing the odometer hour reset button; 2. If the reminder message still appears after ignition, press and hold the odometer hour reset button for about 3 seconds within 30 seconds, and the maintenance reminder will disappear. The Sagitar is a joint venture A+ class sedan brand under FAW-Volkswagen, with its predecessor being the fifth-generation Volkswagen Jetta from German Volkswagen. It is positioned as a "German high-performance sedan". In terms of body dimensions, the Sagitar measures 4753mm in length, 1800mm in width, and 1462mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2731mm.

[MorganFitz]

When driving my Sagitar, I always encounter the persistent flashing of the maintenance reminder. The method to reset it is clear in my mind: First, completely turn off the car, shutting down both the engine and power. Locate the small 0.0 button or reset button on the dashboard and press it firmly with your index finger without releasing. Then, turn the key to the ON position to illuminate all dashboard lights, but do not start the engine. Keep holding the button for about five to ten seconds, and the maintenance reminder on the screen will flash a few times and disappear. At this point, release the button, and you're done. It's particularly important to do this promptly after each maintenance service; otherwise, the system will keep repeating the reminder, which is not only annoying but also makes it easy to forget the next maintenance schedule. I prefer doing it myself—it saves money and hassle—but if you fail after several attempts, don’t force it. Instead, take it directly to the 4S shop and let the technicians check the circuit or system updates. In fact, this maintenance reminder acts as the car’s protective shield, reminding you to change the oil filter on time to avoid engine wear and costly repairs.

[MacHaven]

Attention all Sagitar enthusiasts! Clearing the maintenance reminder on the trip computer is super fun! I've tried it several times: After parking and turning off the engine, quickly press and hold the 0.0 button on the dashboard. Turn the key to light up the instrument panel but don't start the engine. Keep pressing the button until you see English text or small icons change on the screen, then release to successfully reset. The whole process takes less than 10 seconds - pretty cool, right? Don't underestimate this reminder; it's based on mileage or time algorithms, and skipping it might mislead you into ignoring actual maintenance needs. I always DIY-clear it immediately after servicing to save some bucks. If the button combo doesn't work, it might be due to model variations - just check the owner's manual or online forums for tutorials, super convenient. Keeping your car healthy can extend its lifespan too.

[HazelLynn]

My Sagitar keeps popping up with maintenance reminders, and I've learned how to clear them: After turning off the car, hold down the 0.0 button on the dashboard without releasing. Turn the key to the position where the indicator lights come on but don't start the engine. Wait for five or six seconds until the prompt disappears, then let go. The operation is simple and quick, but make sure you've just completed the maintenance before doing it. Don't panic when the reminder flashes; it's the system reminding you to change the oil and check. Ignoring it might lead to engine noise, which could be expensive to repair. It's recommended to reset it promptly after each maintenance or ask the shop to help for free.

[DelaneyLee]

It's not difficult to reset the Sagitar's maintenance reminder on the trip computer: After turning off the engine, press and hold the 0.0 button. Turn the ignition to ACC without starting the engine, hold for 5 to 10 seconds until the screen changes to reset. Perform this immediately after maintenance to ensure the counter is accurate. Steps must be precise or it won't work. The reminder is a well-intentioned design; ignoring it may lead to missed maintenance and serious car issues. Common mistakes are pressing multiple buttons or wrong sequence, just retry simply. Newer models allow easier setup via the steering wheel menu. Regular maintenance keeps the car in good condition, saving money and hassle.