What does car reset mean?
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Car reset refers to the function of resetting the odometer. Here is some relevant information about car reset: 1. Function: The main function is to reset the information on the car dashboard information center, except for the total mileage. Holding the button for no more than 3 seconds can clear the data. 2. Definition: The RESET button is used to clear the data when switching to the corresponding data with the TRIP button. This function helps to re-examine whether the mileage status of the vehicle after refueling is complete. The two buttons should be the TRIP and RESET buttons. These two buttons are generally located at the lower right of the steering wheel in low-end models.
The term "reset" in cars means to restore or return to the original state, and the methods for resetting different functions vary significantly. For example, the most common issue is the infotainment system freezing, which can usually be resolved by holding the power button for 10 seconds to force a restart. If the window controls become erratic, you need to raise the window to the top, hold the switch for 5 seconds, then lower it to the bottom and hold for another 5 seconds to reset the travel memory. After replacing the battery, a throttle body reset is often required: turn on the ignition without pressing the accelerator, wait for the engine light to go off, then turn off the ignition for 30 seconds, or let the engine idle with the AC on for 10 minutes. Last time I drove an American car and forgot this step, I ended up with fuel consumption of 20 liters per 100 km. Some cars also require a computer connection for matching, so it's best to check the specific model's repair manual. However, be careful not to accidentally reset the instrument panel, as resetting the odometer can cause trouble.
