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How can you reset a 2003 Honda Accord maintenance light?
Just the other day, I took my car in for an oil change and routine maintenance. When I got the vehicle back, the maintenance required light was still on, but my dad, a retired mechanic, said I shouldn’t worry and just reset it myself. How do you reset the maintenance light on a 2003 Honda Accord?
Jack Walsh · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I’m sure your dad is right that you have nothing to worry about, but you should confirm with the mechanic that all required maintenance was done before resetting the maintenance light on your
Honda Accord
. Once you get the go-ahead from your mechanic, you can reset a 2003 Honda Accord maintenance light by:
- Turning off the engine and making sure the ignition is in the Off position.
- Pressing and holding the Select/Reset button on the instrument panel.
- Turning the ignition to the On position while holding down the Select/Reset button.
- Holding the Select/Reset button for an additional ten seconds or until the indicator resets.
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