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What is the method to reset the maintenance light for the 2018 Dongfeng Honda CR-V?

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07/29/25 11:12pm

The 2018 CR-V maintenance light can be reset using the following three methods: 1. Using the function buttons on the steering wheel. a. Turn the CR-V's power to ON mode. b. Repeatedly press the (Display/Information) button until "Maintenance" appears on the screen. c. Press the Enter button, and the engine oil monitor will appear on the screen. d. Finally, hold the Enter button for about 10 seconds, and the maintenance light will reset successfully. 2. Using the function buttons on the steering wheel. a. Turn the CR-V's power to ON mode. b. Repeatedly press the (Display/Information) button until "Maintenance" appears on the screen. c. Press the Enter button, and the engine oil monitor will appear on the screen. d. Finally, hold the Enter button for about 10 seconds, and the maintenance light will reset successfully. 3. Visit an authorized Honda service center. When the maintenance light comes on, you should go to an authorized service center as soon as possible for maintenance. The technicians there will reset the maintenance light using a car diagnostic tool. However, if the light does not reset after maintenance, you will need to follow the steps mentioned above to reset it. Resetting the CR-V maintenance light is essential for the accuracy of the next maintenance data, so this step is very necessary.

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