The Daihatsu Sirion Mk2 (M3) (2005-2011) was a compact, tall-bodied city car closely related to the Toyota Passo, praised for its space efficiency and low running costs. After a service, even this simple supermini has electronic reminders that need clearing. Owners commonly carry out an oil service reset after an oil change, dismiss the maintenance light, reset the TPMS if fitted once tyres are changed, and zero the brake pad wear indicator after new pads. Disconnecting the battery can require re-initialising the electric windows, and a fresh battery may need registering on later variants. Pick the Daihatsu Sirion reset procedure that matches your task from the list below.