The Nissan Pulsar C13, C12, and B17 (2014–2018) represent the modern generation of the Pulsar, built with updated electronics and advanced driver systems. After servicing or replacing components, it’s important to carry out the correct service resets to keep the onboard systems accurate.
For this generation, common reset procedures include the oil service light reset, maintenance indicator reset, TPMS reset, start/stop system initialization, and electric window reset. Performing these steps ensures the dashboard displays and electronic systems function correctly.
Our easy-to-follow guides explain each reset step clearly, so both DIY owners and workshop technicians can complete the procedures without difficulty.
Browse the list of reset procedures below and select the one that matches the service task for your Nissan Pulsar C13/C12/B17.