Modern i30 models use the steering wheel controls and the central LCD screen within the instrument cluster.

Resetting your Hyundai i30 service light is a satisfying way to finish a DIY maintenance job. It takes less than two minutes and requires no tools.

Resetting the light without performing the actual service can lead to engine wear, low fluid levels, and safety issues.

A service reset should never be used to "hide" the fact that a car needs maintenance. Engine oil degrades over time, and skipping services can lead to: Sludge buildup in the engine. Reduced fuel efficiency. Voiding your Hyundai factory warranty. Turbocharger failure (especially in CRDi diesel models).

Applies to the third generation (PD series) and Facelift models.

Also applies to the first generation i30 and Elantra Touring.

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