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Toyota Tundra: Reset “Maintenance Required” Light

By Mitch Bartlett 1 Comment

The “Maintenance Required” light on the Toyota Tundra will need to be reset after you have had an oil change. The light will illuminate after 5,000 miles to remind you an oil change is due. Here’s how to reset this light.

Contents

  • 2018-2020 Models
  • 2007-2017 Models
  • 2000-2006 Models

2018-2020 Models

  1. Select “Vehicle Settings” on the multi-information display.
  2. Select “Maintenance Reset”.
  3. Select the “YES” and press .

2007-2017 Models

  1. Turn the ignition to the “On” position. Do not start the engine. For push button models, press “Start” and do not touch the brake pedal.
  2. Press the “Trip” button or display change button to switch the display to “Trip A“.
  3. Turn the vehicle completely off.
  4. Press and hold the “Trip” button.
  5. Continue to hold the “Trip” button while switching the ignition to “On” without starting the engine. Release the “Trip” button until the trip meter is set to all zeros.

2000-2006 Models

  1. Turn the ignition to the “On” position. Do not start the engine. For push button models, press “Start” and do not touch the brake pedal.
  2. Press the “Trip” button to switch the display to the odometer mileage reading.
  3. Turn the vehicle completely off.
  4. Press and hold the “Trip” button.
  5. Continue to hold the “Trip” button while switching the ignition to “On” without starting the engine. Release the “Trip” button until the trip meter is set to all zeros.

Related posts:

  1. Toyota Corolla: Reset “Maintenance Required” Light
  2. Toyota Camry: Reset “Maintenance Required” Light
  3. Toyota RAV4: How to Reset ‘Maintenance Required’ Oil Light
  4. Toyota Prius: Reset ‘Maintenance Required’ Light

Filed Under: Guides Tagged With: Toyota Tundra

Comments

  1. Robin W Carmichael says

    July 25, 2020 at 5:21 pm

    The instructions that Toyota support will not work at all. When you call back they want $50 to reset it. Maybe someone can come up with a way of disabling this or finding oput how to keep it from coming on ever 2,000 miles. This is just a scam to get you into a dealer.

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