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How to reset the partial kilometers of the Volkswagen Sharan

Model: Volkswagen Sharan 7N, MK 2 - Years 2010-2023
Part: Checks and maintenance

The following steps will allow us to reset the partial mileage counter (trip) of the Volkswagen Sharan. First, we get into the car and start the instrument panel; then we position ourselves on the desired partial mileage counter, pressing the right button on the instrument panel, and hold it until the counter is reset. The operation of resetting the partial mileage counter can be performed at any time; it is useful for keeping track of the miles traveled during a trip.

Posted on 15 July 2025 by ScegliAuto

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