GR86 How do you reset these counters to zero?

[bc2]

 

[gearFX]

There is a Trip Reset button beside the instrument cluster, though I am not sure it applies to "Total" figures.

 

[Jokurt]

I think you need to press the middle button on the right steering wheel control.

 

[bc2]

I think you need to press the middle button on the right steering wheel control.

Thank you.
Just took my car for PPF and they have reset it...not sure why.

 

[Conscript]

Would they have needed to disconnect the battery at all, to dismantle anything? Not sure if that resets the counter.

 

[bc2]

Would they have needed to disconnect the battery at all, to dismantle anything? Not sure if that resets the counter.

I don't think PPF need to disconnect the battery...

 

[leosayer]

Disconnecting the battery doesn't reset the counters.

I haven't reset mine since I bought the car new!

 

[Conscript]

I don't think PPF need to disconnect the battery...

I wondered if maybe they removed the light clusters or something to get behind them, but even then yeah I agree it would be a be much.

But a moot point anyway if the counters don't reset with power loss.

 

[chopper602]

I haven't reset mine since I bought the car new!

Reset mine every time I fill up (unless on a road trip).

 

[leosayer]

Reset mine every time I fill up (unless on a road trip).

I push the trip reset button when I fill up.

Sad to say I then record the mileage and the litres added in a spreadsheet to calculate the mpg.

 

[chopper602]

I push the trip reset button when I fill up.

Sad to say I then record the mileage and the litres added in a spreadsheet to calculate the mpg.

I am equally sad as I record my usage in 'fuelio' app on my phone . . . .

 

[bc2]

They told me the battery ran flat because they had to keep the doors open during installation. Is that true?

but as you said disconnecting the battery doesn't reset the counters.

 

[midlife_sportscar]

They told me the battery ran flat because they had to keep the doors open during installation. Is that true?

but as you said disconnecting the battery doesn't reset the counters.

I could be wrong but I thought the interior light goes off after a certain time if you leave a door open, so there wouldn't be much of a drain from doing that.

 

[leosayer]

They told me the battery ran flat because they had to keep the doors open during installation. Is that true?

but as you said disconnecting the battery doesn't reset the counters.

That'll be the puddle lights then.

I would have thought they'd switch themselves off after a few minutes but maybe not.

 

[rsh1972]

They told me the battery ran flat because they had to keep the doors open during installation. Is that true?

but as you said disconnecting the battery doesn't reset the counters.

I'd be concerned about that, they may have knackered your battery.
Maybe worth getting a battery test done, or connect your battery charger and see what the voltage reading is, should be around 14v.

There is the switch to turn the interior lights off on the roof by the mirror.

Seems a bit amateurish to me.