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To reset the Service light on your Harley Davidson Touring, turn on the ignition and navigate through the menu using the touchscreen controls. Scroll until you find the "Reset" option and select it: a further screen will open where you need to select the "Mileage reset" option and then confirm by selecting "Yes". At this point, the Service light and maintenance interval will be reset, and you can check it from the settings option in the main menu.

Updated on 24 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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