Nissan Juke Mk2 (F16) 2019-Present

The second-generation Nissan Juke Mk2 (F16) 2019-Present toned down the original’s quirkiness on the CMF-B platform while keeping its coupe-crossover silhouette and personalisation options. After servicing, its modules expect maintenance counters to be cleared. An oil service reset removes the change-oil prompt, and a service reminder reset clears the maintenance light from the display. Depending on the work you may also need a TPMS reset after a wheel change, a steering angle reset following alignment, and a brake pad wear reset with new pads. A renewed 12V battery can require registration. Choose the reset procedure for your Juke below to reset its electronics step by step.