Nissan · 2011–2017
HOW TO RESET THE OIL LIFE ON A NISSAN JUKE
Oil change light or maintenance reminder on after an oil change? Here's how to reset it on the Nissan Juke (2011–2017), plus how much oil it takes, the oil type and the oil filter number.
Engines covered
1.6L Turbo
Model years
RESET STEPS
Nissan Cluster Menu · covers model years 2011–2017
Nissan & Infiniti, roughly 2013 and newer
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With the vehicle on, use the steering-wheel controls to open the cluster menu.
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Go to MAINTENANCE (or SETTINGS → MAINTENANCE) → OIL & FILTER (or OIL).
- 3
Scroll to RESET, select it, and confirm.
- 4
Start the engine and verify.
Oil needed for an oil change
4.6 qt (4.4 L)
Capacity with a new filter. Verify the exact amount and oil grade (viscosity) in your owner's manual before filling.
Type of oil
5W-30
Oil filter part number
Nissan 15208-65F0E · 15208-9E01A
Common factory part numbers — the right filter can vary by engine. Verify before buying.
TIRES & WHEELS
Lug nut torque
80 ft-lb (108 N·m)
Tighten in a star pattern; re-check after 50–100 miles.
Drivetrain
FWD with AWD on many trims
Forward cross (FWD)
- Front tires move straight back to the rear on the same side.
- Rear tires cross to the front: left rear → right front, right rear → left front.
X-pattern (AWD)
- Every tire crosses diagonally: left front ↔ right rear, right front ↔ left rear.
- Keep all four tires within the same tread depth (AWD systems are sensitive to mismatched sizes).
Directional or staggered tires use different rules — see all rotation patterns.
TPMS reset · Auto relearn / hazard-flash inflation method
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Set all tires to the door-jamb pressure.
- 2
Many models: drive above 16 mph for about 10 minutes and the system relearns on its own.
- 3
Models with Easy Fill: with ignition on and hazards flashing, add air until the horn beeps at the correct pressure.
- 4
After a sensor swap, a TPMS tool may be needed to register new sensor IDs.
Torque, drivetrain and TPMS info are common values for this model family. Verify in your owner's manual or service info before working on the vehicle.
BEFORE YOU START
- Only reset the oil life after a real oil and filter change.
- Warm oil is hot — let the engine cool a few minutes before draining.
- Reset resets the internal interval timer; it doesn't change what's in the sump.
NISSAN JUKE QUESTIONS
+How do I reset the oil life on a Nissan Juke?
With the vehicle on, use the steering-wheel controls to open the cluster menu. Go to MAINTENANCE (or SETTINGS → MAINTENANCE) → OIL & FILTER (or OIL). Scroll to RESET, select it, and confirm. Start the engine and verify.
+How much oil does a Nissan Juke take?
About 4.6 qt (4.4 L) with a new filter, depending on engine and year. Check the dipstick after filling.
+What type of oil does a Nissan Juke use?
Commonly 5W-30. Confirm the grade in your owner's manual or on the oil filler cap.
+What oil filter fits a Nissan Juke?
Common factory part number: Nissan 15208-65F0E · 15208-9E01A. The right filter can vary by engine, so confirm before buying.
More answers on our oil change FAQ.