This method works for most Chevys and GMCs built after 2006 that also have a VIC.
Your car’s button titles and dashboard dialogue might be slightly different.
This reset method generally works for Hondas built after 2007.
For models like the Accord, use the buttons on the wheel to navigate a similar process. Press “Home” on the wheel and scroll until you see “Maintenance” on the dashboard. Press the scroll button to see “Oil Life. ” Then, press the button again and scroll to “Item A Only. ” Press the button and your car is reset back to 100%. [7] X Research source
This reset method typically works for Fords built in 2014 and after, Jeeps made in 2018 and after, and Dodges built in 2015 and after.
For Jeep and Dodge vehicles, simply scroll down to “Vehicle Info. ”
For Dodge vehicles, press and hold the right arrow button.
This method generally works for Chevy and GMC cars made between 1999 to 2006, Chevy 2500s built between 2006 and 2013, Dodge’s from 2008 to 2019, and Jeeps’ built between 2007 to 2017. For cars with a “Start/Stop” button, keep your foot off the brake pedal and press the button twice.
For Dodge and Jeep vehicles, make sure to pump the gas pedal within 10 seconds of starting the car. [13] X Research source
This method works for most Honda models that don’t have a VIC.
This method generally works for Fords made in 2011 and after without a VIC.
For models like the Explorer, you might use the trip reset button instead. Hold the button down until you see a “System Recheck” message. Press the button until you reach “Oil Life. ” Push and hold the button until you’ve changed the percentage to 100. Press the button again, hold it, and cycle back to “Oil Life. ” Hold the button until you see “Oil Change Required” then hold again when you see “Hold Reset. ” After you hold, the reset should stick![22] X Research source
This method works for most Toyotas built after 2006. Camrys made between 2002 to 2006 might use the “ODO” dashboard setting instead of “Trip A. ” Check your car’s manual to make sure you’re using the right setting. [24] X Research source
For models like the Tacoma, you might see 4 little stars in the bottom right corner of the dashboard. Just wait for them to disappear before taking your finger off the “Trip” button. [27] X Research source
