Toyota Maintenance Required Light Reset (by Model and Year)

When the maintenance required light (“MAINT REQD”) or a “Maintenance required soon” message comes on after an oil change, you reset it from the dashboard. Toyota uses two methods depending on the year: a menu on the multi-information display, or the trip meter button. Below are the steps for each Toyota model and generation we cover, taken from Toyota’s owner’s manuals.

How the reset works

Newer Toyotas: the settings menu

Most Toyotas from about 2019 on reset the maintenance data from the multi-information display:

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance (on some trucks, Maintenance Reset).
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms the reset.

Older Toyotas: the trip meter button

Earlier models with a simple odometer display use the trip meter:

  1. Show trip meter A, then turn the engine switch off.
  2. Press and hold the trip meter reset button (ODO/TRIP or DISP on some models).
  3. While holding it, turn the engine switch to ON. Do not start the engine.
  4. Keep holding until the display shows 000000, then release.

The exact button and menu names change by year, so use the steps for your model below. They come from Toyota’s owner’s manuals.

Find your model

2010–2013 Toyota Corolla

This is the procedure in the 2013 Corolla owner’s manual (U.S. models).

  1. Turn the engine switch off with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the trip meter reset button, turn the engine switch on.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2010–2013 Toyota Corolla oil type and capacity.

2012–2017 Toyota Camry

Toyota calls this resetting the maintenance data (U.S. models). Two procedures appear in the manuals; use the one that matches your instrument cluster.

Trip meter method (2012 owner’s manual)

  1. Turn the vehicle off with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the display change button, turn the engine switch to ON (or the ENGINE START STOP switch to IGNITION ON). Do not start the engine.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Models with a multi-information display (2017 owner’s manual)

  1. With the engine running, switch the multi-information display to the Settings screen.
  2. Select Maintenance Reset.
  3. Select Yes. “Maintenance Reset Complete” appears when it is done.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2012–2017 Toyota Camry oil type and capacity.

2012–2020 Toyota Sienna

The 2013 manual uses the trip meter reset button; the 2019 manual uses the multi-information display. This is the 2019 procedure; on older vans, hold the trip meter reset button while turning the engine switch on, with trip meter A shown, until 000000 appears.

  1. While the engine is running, switch the multi-information display to the Settings screen.
  2. Select Maintenance Reset.
  3. Select Yes. “Maintenance Reset Complete” appears when it is done.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2012–2020 Toyota Sienna oil type and capacity.

2012–2021 Toyota Tundra

The 2012–2017 manuals use the trip meter button; the 2020–2021 manuals use the multi-information display menu (Vehicle Settings, Maintenance Reset, YES). This is the trip meter method from the 2017 manual.

  1. Turn the engine switch off with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the ODO/TRIP (trip meter) button, turn the engine switch on. Do not start the engine.
  3. Keep holding the button until the display confirms the reset (000000, or a reset message on the multi-information display).

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2012–2021 Toyota Tundra oil type and capacity.

2012–2022 Toyota Prius

This is the procedure in the 2017 Prius owner’s manual. The 2013 manual uses a trip meter method instead: with trip meter A shown, turn the POWER switch off, then turn it to ON while holding the MPH/km/h button until the trip meter shows 000000.

  1. While the hybrid system is operating, switch the multi-information display to the settings screen.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Maintenance System, then Oil Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms the reset.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2012–2022 Toyota Prius oil type and capacity.

2012–2025 Toyota 4Runner

This is the procedure in the 2020 4Runner owner’s manual (V6). The 2025 4Runner uses the settings menu: Vehicle Settings, Scheduled Maintenance, Yes.

  1. Turn the engine switch off with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the display change button, turn the engine switch to ON or IGNITION ON. Do not start the engine, or the reset mode is canceled.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2012–2025 Toyota 4Runner oil type and capacity.

2013–2018 Toyota RAV4

This is the procedure in the 2013 RAV4 owner’s manual (U.S. models). Later cars with a color multi-information display can also reset it from the settings screen; see your manual.

  1. Display trip meter A, then turn the engine switch off (or to LOCK).
  2. While pressing the DISP / ODO-TRIP button (the trip meter button), turn the engine switch to ON or IGNITION ON. Do not start the engine, or the reset mode is canceled.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2013–2018 Toyota RAV4 oil type and capacity.

2014–2019 Toyota Corolla

This is the procedure in the 2014 Corolla owner’s manual (U.S. models). Cars with a color multi-information display (2019) can also reset it from the settings menu; see your manual.

  1. Turn the engine switch off with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the DISP switch or the display change button, turn the engine switch to ON (IGNITION ON). Do not start the engine, or the reset mode is canceled.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2014–2019 Toyota Corolla oil type and capacity.

2014–2019 Toyota Highlander

This is the trip meter procedure in the 2014 Highlander owner’s manual (U.S. models). Cars with a multi-information display can also reset it from the settings screen; see your manual.

  1. Turn the engine switch off (or to LOCK) with trip meter A displayed.
  2. While pressing the trip meter reset button, turn the engine switch to ON or IGNITION ON. Do not start the engine, or the reset mode is canceled.
  3. Keep holding the button until the trip meter shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2014–2019 Toyota Highlander oil type and capacity.

2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma

This is the procedure in the 2017 Tacoma owner’s manual (U.S. models).

  1. Turn the engine switch off.
  2. While pressing the ODO/TRIP button, turn the engine switch to ON (or IGNITION ON). Do not start the engine, or the reset mode is canceled.
  3. Keep holding the button until the odometer shows 000000.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma oil type and capacity.

2018–2024 Toyota Camry

This is the procedure in the 2018 Camry owner’s manual for cars with the maintenance message (on some models).

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2018–2024 Toyota Camry oil type and capacity.

2019–2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback

Toyota’s manuals for the Corolla Hatchback use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2019–2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback oil type and capacity.

2019–2025 Toyota RAV4

Toyota’s manuals let you reset the scheduled maintenance information from the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2019–2025 Toyota RAV4 oil type and capacity.

2020–2025 Toyota Corolla

This is the procedure in the 2021 and 2024 Corolla owner’s manuals.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2020–2025 Toyota Corolla oil type and capacity.

2020–2025 Toyota Highlander

Toyota’s manuals for these years use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2020–2025 Toyota Highlander oil type and capacity.

2021–2025 Toyota Sienna

Toyota’s manuals for these years use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the power switch ON, use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2021–2025 Toyota Sienna oil type and capacity.

2022–2025 Toyota Tundra

Toyota’s manuals for these years use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2022–2025 Toyota Tundra oil type and capacity.

2023–2025 Toyota Prius

Toyota’s manuals for these years use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2023–2025 Toyota Prius oil type and capacity.

2024–2025 Toyota Tacoma

This is the procedure in the 2024 Tacoma owner’s manual.

  1. With the engine running (or the power switch ON), use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2024–2025 Toyota Tacoma oil type and capacity.

2025 Toyota Camry

Toyota’s manuals for these years use the settings menu of the multi-information display.

  1. With the power switch ON, use the meter control switches on the steering wheel to open the settings screen on the multi-information display.
  2. Select Vehicle Settings.
  3. Select Scheduled Maintenance.
  4. Select Yes. A message confirms that the reset is complete.

Oil type, capacity and the source manual: 2025 Toyota Camry oil type and capacity.

Frequently asked questions

What does “MAINT REQD” mean on a Toyota?

It is the maintenance required light. Toyota uses it to remind you that scheduled maintenance, usually an oil change, is due. It is a reminder, not a fault code.

Can I reset the maintenance required light without doing the oil change?

You can, but the reminder would then count from the wrong point. Reset it right after the maintenance is done.

Why did the light come back after I reset it?

The reset was probably cut short (for example, the engine was started while holding the button). Repeat the steps for your model exactly as listed.