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What is the maintenance light reset for the Mustang T70?

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StAddyson

08/27/25 3:56am

Wild Horse T70 maintenance light reset refers to the process of resetting or zeroing the reminder information after completing the maintenance, which is essentially an information reset. Below is a series of maintenance knowledge: Maintenance Light: A reminder function set by the car manufacturer to alert the owner to perform maintenance at certain mileage or time intervals. This reminder appears in the form of dashboard or screen messages or indicator lights. As long as the maintenance is performed, the 4S store will naturally clear the maintenance reminder light. Maintenance Precautions: Regularly clean the car body to maintain its cleanliness; change the engine oil periodically, as prolonged use can make the oil increasingly turbid, potentially damaging the car's engine; regularly check the vehicle's radiator, as running without water can easily cause the engine to overheat; replace brake pads periodically, as prolonged use can wear them down, leading to increasingly poor braking performance.

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