Corolla maintenance tips are cleverly eliminated, and car owners must see!
For many Corolla owners, the sudden appearance of maintenance tips on the dashboard can be confusing. This prompt is the maintenance reminder function that comes with the vehicle, which will automatically pop up after the vehicle has traveled to a certain mileage or time, reminding the owner to carry out routine maintenance. While this is a very useful feature, there are times when the owner may have already done the maintenance in advance, or for some reason want to temporarily eliminate this prompt. So, how do you do it?
Method 1: Eliminate through dashboard operations
First, put the Corolla's ignition switch into ON mode.
Use the steering wheel's adjustment buttons to find the "Maintenance" or "Service" message on the dashboard.
Press and hold the "Confirm" or "Enter" button on the instrument cluster, which is usually located on or below the steering wheel.
A prompt will pop up on the screen to indicate whether to reset the service mileage, select "Yes" or "Yes", and press the confirm button.
At this point, the maintenance tips should have been eliminated and the relevant information on the dashboard should be updated.
Method 2: Eliminate through the operation of the central control system
If your Corolla is equipped with a central display, the operation will be more intuitive.
Open the central control system and find the "Settings" or "Setup" menu.
Find the "Vehicle" or "vehicle" option in the menu.
Once you're in your vehicle's settings, find the "Maintenance" or "Maintenance" submenu.
Here you can see the details of the maintenance tips and the reset options.
Select Reset Maintenance Prompt and confirm the operation.
Method 3: Use professional diagnostic tools
If neither of the above methods can eliminate the maintenance tips, then you may need to use a professional car diagnostic tool.
Go to an authorized Toyota dealer or a professional car repair shop, they will usually have these tools.
Connect the diagnostic tool to the vehicle's OBD interface, usually located in the dashboard below the driver's side.
Read your vehicle's information with the diagnostic tool and find the relevant service tips**.
Reset the service tips**, then disconnect the diagnostic tools.
It should be noted that although eliminating the maintenance prompt is a relatively simple operation, the owner should reset this prompt in time after the maintenance is carried out to ensure the accuracy of the vehicle's maintenance records. In addition, it is not advisable to circumvent the normal vehicle maintenance process by manually eliminating maintenance tips frequently, as this may affect the vehicle's warranty and long-term use.