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How to reset the service in the Seat Leon?

Model: Seat Leon MK 3, 5F - Years 2012-2019
Part: Service warning light

In this tutorial, we can see how to reset the service in the Seat Leon, an extremely simple and fast operation, to be carried out only after completing all the required scheduled maintenance work. Let's start by going inside the cabin, then insert the key, but leave it in the initial position. Then, press and hold the "0.0/SET" button located in the center of the dashboard, simultaneously turn on the instrument panel, and when the confirmation message appears, release the button and press it a second time. Finally, restart the instrument panel to complete the procedure.

Posted on 3 February 2024 by ScegliAuto

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