How to Turn Off the Maintenance Reminder?

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SanKayden
07/25/25 5:01pm
Maintenance reminder deactivation method: 1. First turn off the car's ignition, then press and hold the SET button on the right side of the dashboard with your left hand; 2. While holding the SET button, turn on the ignition switch; 3. Release the SET button, then press it once more; 4. Turn off the ignition switch, then turn it back on to complete the maintenance reminder reset. To ensure normal vehicle operation, manufacturers have installed certain reminder indicator lights during production. The maintenance light serves to alert the owner to perform maintenance promptly. After maintenance is completed, the 4S shop will use a diagnostic tool to reset the maintenance light. The quickest and most accurate way to clear the maintenance reminder is by using a diagnostic tool. It is recommended that owners have the reminder light cleared at the 4S shop after maintenance or visit an authorized 4S shop for reset.
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StCarlos
08/11/25 10:01pm
I've been driving for over 20 years and know all about turning off maintenance reminders. For most cars, just turn the key to the ignition-on position (without starting the engine), then press and hold that small button on the dashboard for about 10 seconds. Like my old Volkswagen - you just need to keep pressing the right knob until the screen flashes a few times. But there are big differences between models - some require using steering wheel buttons to navigate menus for the maintenance reset option. Always check the manual in your glove compartment first for detailed instructions. If you really can't figure it out, just visit the dealership - they'll get it done in two minutes. The key is to properly reset it according to the maintenance schedule. Don't just disable reminders to save trouble, or you might miss required maintenance.
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