Need maint. light reset procedure for 01 bentley arnage.

sounds like one or two things could be a connector on the hydraulic damper at fault or edu, would go for damper first, dealer would throw on GDS 3000, to check which one at fault. the seal at the connectors fail or get dirt into them, have a look at all 4 first before dealer option. or it could be a damper faulty. The early cars did tend to have this failure at around the 100,000 mile mark during testing,hope this helps

I am sorry to say it like this.... but if you can afford a Bentley (or at least the owner of the Bentley can afford one), You can probably afford to take it to the Bentley dealer and have them replace it for you.

if you can afford a bentley , you can afford to pay to repair it . Email the company

You need an OBII scanner to reset the service lights. You can buy one at ant good parts store or even Amazon.com. They go from about $80 to $2500 based on how extreme a unit you want. You can also stop by any Autozone, Advance, etc parts store and they can reset it for you for FREE

same as a voltswagon procedure i think ,hold trip button in and turn ignition on and see what happens

Hi Bill,

I now have the workshop manual set that covers the Bentley Arnage (1998-2009).

Please let me know if you still need this.

Thanks again,

Sheila & Larry
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bhart2341 wrote:
Do you have a CD Workshop Manual for the 2000 Bentley Arnage Red Label?

Bill Hart

I would suspect that you might find the solution in the owners manual, just look in the index under Alarm System. You could call your dealer and speak with a Service writer, they might be able to explain how to do it, or it might be a problem that the dealer would need to correct.

Would all Bentley Arnage and Azure owners please report to their nearest dealer facility, as you may have a screw loose. It's true. Bentley is recalling 550 of its £200,000-plus luxury saloons over fears that the wheels are in danger of falling off. A number of Arnages and Azures produced between February 2005 and August 2006 may have been fitted with the wrong wheel bolts, with several customers reporting rattles from the wheels. "As a precautionary measure we investigated the issue and re-called the other models," says a spokesman for Bentley. "This was the result of a batch of wheel bolts supplied to us which were of the incorrect specification and could become loose and cause a rattle in the car whilst driving. There were no incidents of the wheels falling off the cars."

Would all Bentley Arnage and Azure owners please report to their nearest dealer facility, as you may have a screw loose. It's true. Bentley is recalling 550 of its £200,000-plus luxury saloons over fears that the wheels are in danger of falling off. A number of Arnages and Azures produced between February 2005 and August 2006 may have been fitted with the wrong wheel bolts, with several customers reporting rattles from the wheels. "As a precautionary measure we investigated the issue and re-called the other models," says a spokesman for Bentley. "This was the result of a batch of wheel bolts supplied to us which were of the incorrect specification and could become loose and cause a rattle in the car whilst driving. There were no incidents of the wheels falling off the cars."