Re: How do I reset the trip odometer on a 2003 Chrysler...
On mine, select the odometer screen, hold down both buttons together for 3 or 4 seconds and it should reset the trip odometer to zero. You will lose all past fuel economy information but you get a fresh start.
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Resetting Oil Service Light on your 2002 - 2006 Cooper and Cooper S Hatchbacks, and 2005 - 2008 Cooper and Cooper S Convertibles:
1) Press and hold the trip button
2) Insert key and turn to position 1
3) Watch for RESET to appear
4) Release the button, then press & hold it again
5) Wait for the RESET to flash
6) Release the button, and then press & release (once only)
7) Service interval should then be reset to next interval If that didn't work, try this:
1. Push the Trip Button
2. Turn ignition key to position 1 and 51A will appear to left of mileage
3. Release trip button
4. Wait 3 seconds
5. Push trip button
6. Wait (5-8 seconds) for RST to appear in left corner
7. Release trip button
8. Push trip button
9. 15000 will appear as new service interval
10. Release trip button Or this:
1. Press and hold the trip odometer button.
2. Insert car key and turn it to the fi rst position (not the second position).
3. You will see 51A come up in the trip odometer area.
4. Release, then press and hold again.
5. Watch for the word "RST" to appear on the Odometer indicator.
6. Release, then press and hold again.
7. Wait for the "RST" message to fl ash.
8. Release, and then press & release (once only).
try setting the odometer to read the trip miles. Then turn the ignition key to the off position. Now while holding the trip meter reset button in, turn the ignition key to the run position ( not cranking the engine just until the dash lights come on). The dash should go into a reset mode. You can release the trip reset button while the dash resets itself, should take less than a minute to complete.
Insert key and turn to run position. put odometer on the trip position. turn key off.
While holding trip meter reset button in, turn key to run position ( dash lights will be on ) release trip meter reset button and watch the gauge cluster go through a test cycle.
After this cycle the gauges should return back to normal.
1. Press and hold trip odometer reset button
2. Turn ignition key to run position KPII (not the start position)
3. Wait 30 seconds or until service light "!" begins blinking
4. Release Trip Odometer button
5. Turn ignition to off position
If that doesn't work try:
1. Press and hold trip odometer reset button
2. Turn ignition key to run position (not the start position)
3. Wait 30 seconds or until service light "!" begins blinking
4. Turn ignition to off position, the service light continues blinking
5. Release Trip Odometer button
sit in the drivers seat close the door. with the key off hold the trip
odometer button in then while holding the button in turn the key on. if
done correctly this will put the MIC (mechanical instrument cluster)
into a self test. if the speedometer does not move like the rest of the
gauges during this test the MIC must be replaced. if the speedometer
does move it is likely your problem will be fixed, however, if the
speedometer does move but it does not start working properly then
further diagnostic will be needed.
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