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How to Reset the Service and Oil Warning Light on a Kymco Grandink 300I

Model: Kymco Gran Dink 300
Part: Service warning light

Video tutorial

In this video tutorial, you will see how to reset the oil maintenance warning light on a Kymco Grandink 300I. This procedure is very simple and quick to perform. To reset, first start the instrument panel, then press the ADJ button until the maintenance mileage appears on the instrument panel.

Once you reach the maintenance mileage, press and hold the MODE and ADJ buttons simultaneously until the reset occurs, meaning the light disappears and the mileage reads 0.0.


Updated on 24 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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