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To reset the service light on the Triumph Tiger 900, loosen the screws securing the seat: once removed, you will find the OBD port underneath, which needs to be connected to a diagnostic tool. After connecting the scanner to the port, select the motorcycle model and corresponding version. By following the additional instructions provided, you can reset the errors and clear the maintenance interval. Once completed, disconnect the scanner and refit the seat.

Updated on 13 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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