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Resetting the Mini Cooper service warning light d

Model: Mini Mini F57, F56, F55, F54 - Years 2014-2023
Part: Service warning light

This video shows the procedure, as well as verbally described, to reset the service warning light of the Mini Cooper d. After turning on the ignition, making sure that the doors, luggage racks and bonnet are closed, press the key at the bottom of the instrument panel and keep it pressed until Reset Executable appears. Then release and press the aforementioned key again and we will see the question appear: reset? Once again you release and press the same key on the panel again, until the message Reset in progress appears. Once this message is off, the work can be considered finished.

Posted on 30 June 2022 by ScegliAuto

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