Do it yourself
Frequently asked questions about cars and motorcycles
Video tutorial

Resetting the service light on a Mini Cooper model F60 involves simple and quick steps that you can do yourself. To reset the light, turn on the vehicle's ignition and press the left button on the onboard computer, wait for the mileage to load, release the button, and then press it a second time until the service light reset is complete.

If the light does not turn off, it may be necessary to visit a garage for a diagnostic check to quickly resolve the issue.


Updated on 7 October 2026 by ScegliAuto


Related tutorials

Mini (2014-2023 / F55, F54, F56, F57) Today we will explain how to reset the service light on a Mini Cooper vehicle. To reset the light, we need to turn on the instrument panel and press …
Mini (2014-2023 / F55, F54, F56, F57) The service light reset on a Mini Cooper vehicle follows simple and quick steps to be carried out independently. To reset the service light related t…
Mini (2001-2007 / R53, R50, R52) Today, I will explain how to perform the service light reset on a Mini Cooper S model R53. The steps are simple and quick to carry out independently …

How to Reset the AdBlue Warning Light on a Peugeot Boxer

To reset the AdBlue system on a 2018 Peugeot Boxer, follow these steps: Start the engine and ensure the vehicle is parked in a well-ventilated area. Locate the "MENU" button on the dashboard or steering wheel controls. Press and hold the "MENU" button until the menu options appear on the display. Use the arrow buttons or scroll wheel to access the "Vehicle Settings" or "Settings" menu. Select the "AdBlue" or "AdBlue System" option. Look for the "Recharge" or "Reset" option in the AdBlue menu. Once you find the reset option, select it and confirm your choice when prompted. The system will be reset, and a confirmation message may appear on the display. Turn off the engine and wait a few seconds. Restart the engine and check that the AdBlue system has been reset.

Watch the video!


by ScegliAuto

More videos