Show Every 5,000 miles an oil change indicator light that reads, "MAINT REQD" is automatically switched on in theToyota Highlander. This light is not an emergency!, it is a reminder that it has been 5,000 miles since your last oil change. If you change your own oil, or go to a quick lube shop, you will have to switch off your Toyota Highlander's oil indicator light yourself. Below is a very simple four step process that should turn off the MAINT REQD light for your Toyota Highlander (and possibly other brands as well). Before performing this procedure, please check with your Toyota Highlander owner's manual to make sure that the MAINT REQD light is described as an oil change indicator light: Light Reset Instructions:
Instructions for FOB Ignition (no key):
The screen should indicate that the MAINT REQD indicator light is resetting. * Make sure to not press on any other controls in the vehicle (including pedals) during this reset process. If this procedure does not successfully reset your maintenance required light, make sure that your digital odometer is set with the odometer reading showing and try again. If the light is still lit, you can try disconnecting your Toyota Highlander battery, causing the internal computer to reset. If you still haven't successfully turned off the oil indicator MAINT REQD light, please read your manual or contact your dealer for further instruction!
Discussion:blog comments powered by Like many other Toyota vehicles, the process to reset the oil change (Maintenance Required) light on the Toyota Highlander is much the same. Follow these steps to reset the oil change indicator light. After performing these steps, the oil reminder should now be reset on the Toyota Highlander. By
default, the oil reminder light will display every 5,000 miles driven. How do you clear the maintenance message on a Toyota?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.
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