These instructions apply to the Nissan Juke Mk2 (F16) 2019-Present. For other models, please choose your vehicle here.
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When the spanner or an “Oil and filter” maintenance message appears on your Nissan Juke Mk2 (F16, 2019–present), the oil-service counter has run down. Nissan tucks the reset inside the instrument-cluster Settings → Maintenance menu, driven by the steering-wheel buttons. Once the oil and filter are done, here’s the exact sequence to zero it.
Reset After the Oil Change, Not Before
The counter only measures distance and time since the last reset — it doesn’t sense the oil itself. Clear it only once fresh oil and a new filter are in, so the next interval is calculated from the right point.
How to Reset the Juke Mk2 Oil Service
- Turn the ignition on but do not start the engine.
- Using the steering-wheel buttons, scroll to ‘Settings’.
- Scroll to and select ‘Maintenance’ (confirm with the OK button).
- Select ‘Oil control system’, confirm, then choose ‘Yes’.
- Press ‘Back’, select ‘Oil and filter’, then ‘Reset’.
- The maintenance counter returns to full and the message clears.
If It Doesn’t Clear
- You stopped short of ‘Reset’ — step right through Oil and filter → Reset to finish.
- Engine was running — the menu reset wants ignition on with the engine off.
- A separate warning is on — an amber engine/oil-pressure light is a fault, not the service timer, and won’t clear here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the service reset on the Juke Mk2?
In the cluster menu: Settings → Maintenance → Oil and filter → Reset, navigated with the steering-wheel buttons.
Do I need a diagnostic tool?
No — it’s all done from the dashboard with the ignition on.
Does the engine need to be running?
No — ignition on, engine off, is the correct position.
The message came back — why?
The reset didn’t reach the final ‘Reset’ step. Repeat and confirm each selection through to the end.
If a warning light appeared alongside the service message, look it up on autodtcs.com. After any electrical work, see our Juke battery guide — Nissan asks for a longer-than-usual wait before disconnecting.
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