How to Reset the Suzuki Maintenance Light?

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McDaisy
07/30/25 10:13am
First, turn on the ignition switch of the Suzuki, then press and hold the indicator selection button on the right side for more than 5 seconds. The instrument display will flash "OIL" once and then continue to display "OIL". Release the indicator selection button and quickly press the button five times consecutively within 2 seconds. Finally, "OIL" will flash three times and then turn off, completing the reset operation. Maintenance considerations are as follows: 1. Not every time the maintenance light comes on means maintenance is required; you also need to check how many kilometers are left until the next maintenance. If exceeded, maintenance must be performed as the engine oil may have deteriorated due to prolonged use. 2. Maintenance is also related to personal driving conditions. If you often drive in dusty areas or have aggressive driving habits, you may consider performing maintenance earlier.
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