The Abarth 595 / 695 (312) (2008-2022) packs Scorpion-badged 1.4 T-Jet turbo power into the compact 500 body, with track-focused trims like the Competizione and Esseesse adding stiffer suspension and bigger brakes. Whenever this hot hatch comes out of the workshop after a service or component swap, its onboard electronics expect to be told the work is done. That can mean clearing the oil service reset, performing an oil service reset to silence the maintenance light, recalibrating the TPMS reset after a tyre change, or zeroing the brake pad wear counter once new pads go in. Battery replacements may also call for a fresh registration so charging stays correct. Choose the relevant Abarth service reset procedure from the list below to follow it step by step.