When the Mazda 3 system senses that an oil change is due, a wrench indicator will appear on the instrument panel. Once service has been performed, you will need to perform an oil reset using these steps.
Contents
2019-2021 Models
- Use the dial in the center console to navigate items on the display. Start by pressing the “Home” button repeatedly until you see the main menu.
- Turn the dial to highlight “Information” Push the dial in to select.
- Go to “Vehicle Status Monitor.”
- Select “Vehicle Maintenance Settings.”
- Select “Reset Oil Change Distance.”
- Select “Reset.”
2014-2018 Models
- Use the dial on the center console to navigate items on the display. Start by pressing the “Home” button repeatedly until you see the main menu.
- Select the “Applications” icon. Push the dial-in to select.
- Select “Vehicle Status Monitor.”
- Select “Maintenance.”
- Select “Oil Change.”
- Select “Reset.”
2009-2013 Models
- Turn the ignition to the “On” position.
- Use the controls on the steering wheel to go to “Maintenance.” Press “Enter” to select.
- Select “Service Due.” Press “Enter” to select.
- Press “Enter.”
- Select “Set.” Press “Enter” to select.
- Select “Distance.” Press “Enter” to select.
- Change the mileage until you wish to receive a service warning.
- Press “Enter.”
2003 – 2012 Models
- Turn the ignition to the “On” position without starting the engine.
- Locate the trip meter reset knob near the speedometer or the instrument cluster.
- Press and hold the trip meter reset knob, and simultaneously turn the key to the “Off” position.
- Keep holding the trip meter reset knob and turn the key back to the “On” position.
- Hold the knob for 5 seconds or until the oil change light starts flashing or goes out.
- Release the trip meter reset knob.
You have completed the oil reset. This should clear the wrench icon from the instrument panel. I hope this guide has helped you perform an oil reset on your Mazda3. If you have problems, leave me a comment below.
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