Nissan Murano Oil Maintenance Light Reset: Easy Guide for 2009-2024 Models

Last Updated on October 28, 2024 by Nick

Hello everyone and welcome! I hope you’ve been having a great season! Today we’ve going to be changing our oil the old-fashioned way the best way, in my opinion, and also, we’re going to be resetting the maintenance light on this Nissan Murano.

So when the engine oil service is due, you’ll see the maintenance messages and the distance to oil change information on the dash. After you change your oil, I guess the last thing would be to reset your engine oil interval. So let’s get right to work.

Nissan Murano Oil Maintenance Light Reset: Easy Guide for 2009-2024 Models

Understanding the Oil Service Light

The oil service light in your Nissan Murano is a helpful tool that alerts you when it’s time to change the oil. The vehicle’s computer system tracks the miles driven and the time since your last oil change. Once it determines that it’s time for fresh oil, the light comes on.

Common Reasons for the Oil Service Light

Several factors can cause the oil service light to illuminate. These include:

  • Low oil levels: If your oil is running low, the sensor will detect it and turn on the light.
  • Oil change intervals: The light may simply be indicating that it’s time for a scheduled oil change based on mileage or time.
  • Sensor issues: In some cases, a faulty sensor might cause the light to stay on even after an oil change.

2009-2014 Nissan Murano Oil Maintenance Light Reset Guide

For your info, this operation will be applicable to the second generation of Nissan Murano with a 3.5-liter series engine (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 model years).

With Dash Screen

In this section, I will show you how to reset the oil maintenance light on Murano. You’re gonna need these two buttons, the square, and the circle buttons and you’re gonna be looking at the dash screen. So the way you do this is:

  • The first thing you’re gonna have to do is switch the ignition to the on position
  • Then the way you reset this is about scrolling through the SETTINGS with the ❏ button
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  • Next, push the ⚈ to select through the menu until you reach the MAINTENANCE and press the ❏ button to enter
  • After that, you push the ⚈ button to reach ENGINE OIL and press the ❏ button to enter
  • At this point, you can adjust the interval or reset the current one in this menu. So press the ⚈ button to reach RESET and then press ❏ to confirm

With Navigation Display

Time needed: 3 minutes

Alright, today we’re in a Nissan Murano. This one is 2009, and we’re going to be resetting the maintenance reminders and going over to the navigation screen. So I’ll show you how I actually do that.

  1. Turn on the ignition without starting the engine

    If your Nissan Murano has a Smart key button, press the START button two times without step on any pedal

  2. Press the INFO button

    Then we’re going to go to the button below the center screen that says INFO
    oil maintenance light reset on nissan via radio

  3. Go to MAINTENACE

    Go down to MAINTENANCE and hit OK or Enter

  4. Select ENGINE OIL or REMINDER 1

    Next, we’re gonna go ahead and press enter which is the middle of it to ENGINE OIL

  5. Set the reminder

    At this point, you can reset the interval or you can also change the maintenance schedule how many miles you want to go

2015-2024 Oil Service Light Reset Guide

This section will show you how to reset the oil maintenance light on a 2017 Nissan Murano. All you need to do is you’re going to use the digital display on the dash up there and the button on the steering wheel. So let’s get into it now.

  1. Turn on your car without starting the engine
  2. Then go to the ◄or► button right here and you’re going to scroll through until you reach the ⚙️ SETTINGS menu
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  1. Once you get to Settings menu you’re going to go to the OK button
  2. Next, you’re gonna use the ▼ button to scroll down to get to MAINTENANCE and press OK 
  3. After that, you can see the OIL and FILTER, so go ahead and press the OK button again
  4. Go down to RESET and then you’re gonna hit OK
  5. Finally, confirm reset by select YES and you’re ready to go for till your next oil change

Why It’s Important to Perform Regular Oil Changes

Oil is the lifeblood of your engine, ensuring that all components are lubricated and running smoothly. Regular oil changes prevent overheating, reduce engine wear, and increase the longevity of your vehicle.

How Often Should You Change the Oil in a Nissan Murano?

For most Nissan Murano models, it’s recommended to change the oil every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. However, always refer to your owner’s manual for specific guidelines, as different driving conditions and model years can affect the frequency.

Conclusion

Resetting the oil service light on your Nissan Murano is a simple yet important task that helps keep your vehicle in optimal condition. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can easily reset the light and ensure your car stays on top of its maintenance schedule.

So that’s how you do the Nissan Murano Oil Reset. You can also do the same thing for the other maintenance item settings. Just follow the same steps to reset. Thank you for your time, and have a great week!

FAQs – Nissan Murano Oil Reset

Can I drive with the oil service light on?

It’s not recommended to drive for extended periods with the oil service light on, as it indicates that an oil change is due.

What happens if I don’t reset the oil service light?

Failing to reset the light can result in inaccurate maintenance schedules, potentially leading to engine wear.

How long does it take to reset the oil service light?

The reset process typically takes less than five minutes.

Is it safe to reset the oil service light without changing the oil?

It’s not advisable, as this could result in incorrect maintenance tracking and harm your engine in the long run.

Will the oil service light reset itself after an oil change?

No, the light must be manually reset after each oil change.

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