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Model: Honda Forza
Part: Checks and maintenance
How do you reset the Honda Forza's Oil Change light?

In order to reset the Honda Forza's Oil Change warning light, the instrument panel must be kept off; while this is off, the INFO A and INFO B buttons must be kept pressed at the same time. Keeping them pressed, the key must be turned to turn on the instrument panel, noting that the Oil Change warning light will begin to flash. At this point it will be necessary to press the INFO B button for two consecutive times: in this way the Oil Change light will go out completely. To check that the warning light has been reset correctly, the instrument panel must be switched off and switched on again immediately afterwards.


Posted on 19 March 2024 by ScegliAuto



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