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Suzuki Baleno - Video tutorial
Model: Suzuki Baleno
MK 2
- Years 2015-2020 To reset the tire warning light on Suzuki Baleno you must first turn on the instrument panel. Under the speedometer, on your right, you will notice a long button, which you must press and hold. In this way, you will enter the small box next to the speedometer and, by turning the apex of the aforementioned button clockwise, you can scroll through the various pages. Once you get to the "tpms" tire pressure section, click the button twice and that's it. Before carrying out this procedure, remember to actually check the condition of the tires.
Posted on 31 January 2024 by ScegliAuto
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