I've never done that. Dash lights should automatically go out when the issues are no longer an issue. But maybe there is a "reflash", code clearing protocol that KIA can do. I hate saying, "disconnect the battery and wait" every time something electrical like this comes up.
You should be able to do it via the steering wheel button & dash menu, or via the media screen:
When I go to vehicle and then cluster there is nothing there about service interval whatsoever it’s completely different on my car. The software was updated on 11-15- 2023. So obviously obviously something has changed. I cannot find it anywhere.You should be able to do it via the steering wheel button & dash menu, or via the media screen:
When I go to vehicle and then cluster there is nothing there about service interval whatsoever it’s completely different on my car. The software was updated on 11-15- 2023. So obviously obviously something has changed. I cannot find it anywhere.
When I go to vehicle and then cluster there is nothing there about service interval whatsoever it’s completely different on my car. The software was updated on 11-15- 2023. So obviously obviously something has changed. I cannot find it anywhere.
When I go to vehicle and then cluster there is nothing there about service interval whatsoever it’s completely different on my car. The software was updated on 11-15- 2023. So obviously obviously something has changed. I cannot find it anywhere.
Can you go through the steps you did on steering wheelI think I did mine through the dash menu (steering wheel buttons). But there's also a Maintenance menu with 6000 mile intervals in the Kia Access / Kia Connect app...you could try completing it there.
I’ll give it a shot. I appreciate your reply, one other question. So what happens if I don’t reset it in the next five days which is what it is telling me on the screen. Even though I’ve changed the oil twice and I’ve only got 5000 miles on my car.You should be able to do it from the infotainment screen. On my ‘22 GT Elite (GT2) it is under UVO (second screen on the main menu). As I recall one of the options is vehicle maintenance and you should be able to reset the maintenance there.
Ok refreshed my memory on this afternoon's drive. If you go through the menus to the one that looks like a road, it'll say "Hold OK: Settings" which will take the media screen to the same location you'll get from hitting Setup, Vehicle. From there it looks like they moved Service Interval from the Cluster menu to the Convenience one. Mine now shows Distance, Duration, and a Reset option.Can you go through the steps you did on steering wheel
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Nothing, I think it's just a reminder. In the app it gives a detailed list of the maintenance at each interval, and lets you mark/unmark them as complete, with the date, mileage, and location. My car had a bunch of the future intervals randomly marked complete, so I just undid them.I’ll give it a shot. I appreciate your reply, one other question. So what happens if I don’t reset it in the next five days which is what it is telling me on the screen. Even though I’ve changed the oil twice and I’ve only got 5000 miles on my car.
Can you go through the steps you did on steering wheel
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Well that didn’t work I think I just reset all my cars maintenance intervals. God knows what that does. I can’t believe no one can figure out how to reset my maintenance light.You should be able to do it from the infotainment screen. On my ‘22 GT Elite (GT2) it is under UVO (second screen on the main menu). As I recall one of the options is vehicle maintenance and you should be able to reset the maintenance there.
If you get the Kia Access app, Maintenance will show both the next service interval, and a History tab that will let you mark or unmark them as complete if you're off schedule.Well that didn’t work I think I just reset all my cars maintenance intervals. God knows what that does. I can’t believe I no one can figure out how to reset my maintenance light.
I’ve done that, but that doesn’t change it coming up on my dashIf you get the Kia Access app, Maintenance will show both the next service interval, and a History tab that will let you mark or unmark them as complete if you're off schedule.
Can you show us a picture of the light or message your car is displaying? Just want to make sure it's not an oil pressure warning or something.