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How to Reset Trip A and B Information in a Kia Ceed I

Model: Kia Cee D MK 1 - Years 2006-2012
Part: Onboard computer

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to reset the Trip A and B information in a Kia Ceed I by following a few simple steps that will help you manage your vehicle better. Trip A and Trip B serve the same purpose, allowing you to compare data; for example, you can check how many miles you get with a full tank or see the average fuel consumption. To reset the trip information, get in the driver's seat, press the button located at the bottom right of the steering wheel until you see the trip information (Trip A and Trip B); now simply hold down the TRIP button for a few seconds, and the reset is complete.

Updated on 22 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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