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Peugeot service light reset

Most Peugeot/Citroen cars and vans service light or spanner light reset is very simple.
Simply press and hold the trip button on dashboard then turn on ignition. The dashboard display will start counting down from 10. Remain holding until this counts down to 0. The display will flash and or display a new service remaining distance shows. Job done.

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