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What is the maintenance reset method for the 2020 Bora?

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JeffreyMarie

07/28/25 4:39pm

First, check if there is a button on each side of the dashboard. Then, turn off the ignition switch, press and hold the right button, and turn on the ignition switch. A small wrench indicator light will appear on the dashboard. Press the left button once to clear the maintenance reminder.

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MacDakota

08/11/25 11:25pm

As a regular at auto repair and modification shops, I know the maintenance reset for the 2020 Bora isn't complicated. First, turn the key to the ignition position without starting the engine to light up the dashboard. Then use the menu button on the left side of the steering wheel to enter the settings, find a submenu like 'Service' or 'Maintenance', select 'Reset Interval', and press confirm. After resetting, the little wrench icon will disappear, reminding you to change the oil next time. Be patient during the operation to avoid entering the wrong mode by pressing randomly. Regular resetting has great benefits—it can extend engine life, reduce wear and fuel consumption, and checking before winter is especially preventive. If you're really unfamiliar with it, just go to a professional shop; they'll get it done in minutes.

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