HOW TO RESET MAINTENANCE REQUIRED LIGHT ON TOYOTA CARS.

When you’re behind the wheel of your Toyota car, Toyota maintenance light provides you with immediate alerts of what fixes your vehicle needs to run at its best for years to come. No matter if you’re taking care of routine maintenance and unexpected issues, you may need to reset your service light once the right fixes have been made. Follow my simple steps on how to reset Toyota maintenance lights manually and via your digital dashboard display.

Drivers rely on their Toyota maintenance light to stay on top of essential services like oil changes, tire rotations, and more, so that their Camry, RAV4, or other Toyota models are up to date on their service schedules. Once you’ve had your vehicle serviced, you’ll have to turn it off yourself and reset the light so it can continue to monitor your vehicle’s condition. Take these steps on how to reset a Toyota maintenance light below:

Put your key in the ignition and turn it to position one, the position just before starting the car.
Push and hold the trip meter reset button on the dashboard, then turn your key to position two.
Continue holding the odometer button for 10 seconds. The light should then flash, possibly beep, and then go out.
Once off, release the odometer button and start the car. If you notice the light is still on, repeat this process only one or two more times to turn off the maintenance light on your Toyota RAV4, Highlander, Camry, Corolla, or any other model.
If you continue to run into problems, this might be an indicator of additional services you’ll need so you can have your vehicle thoroughly inspected and back on the road.

How to Reset a Toyota Maintenance Light With Color Display.

Many drivers will have a reliable color multi-information display behind the wheel of sedans like the Toyota Corolla or SUVs like the Highlander and Venza. If your Toyota maintenance light is on, you can reset it with just a slightly different set of steps. Here’s how to turn your Toyota maintenance light off on your central display:

Turn the key to “on” but don’t start the engine. It may be marked as “II” on the ignition.
If your Corolla has a push-button ignition, press the start button twice while keeping your foot off the brake.
Select the cog icon on the multi-information display.
Select “Scheduled Maintenance” on the display.
The screen will ask you to confirm your selection. Select “Ok.”

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