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To reset the oil maintenance light on a 2010 Toyota Prius, follow these steps: 1. Find the "trip" button on the right side of the steering wheel and press it until the driver's information center shows "trip A". 2. Turn off the engine by pressing the power button. 3. While holding down the "km/mph" button on the driver's dash, turn on the vehicle. 4. The display will show "re-settings complete" as the oil life recalibrates. 5. Remember to schedule oil and filter changes for your Prius every 12 months or 10,000 miles, and use full synthetic products like Toyota-branded lubricants or a 0W-20 replacement to maintain viscosity standards. 6. Thinner oils are recommended for better engine performance in colder temperatures. 7. Expect to pay around $115-$130 for a lubricant service for your Prius, including materials and labor costs.
To clear the oil indicator on a 2010 Toyota Prius, start by turning the ignition on and pressing the trip button. Then, turn the ignition off without pressing the brake. While continuously holding the km/mph button, press the start button. Hold the km/mph button until the reset message appears on your in-car display.
To reset the oil light, first turn off the ignition by pushing the start button without pressing the brake. Then, hold down the mph/km/h button until the reset process is finished.
Turn on the engine and set the trip meter to trip A. Turn off the power system. Next, press and hold the MPH button while powering on the system as usual and touching the brake. The display will indicate that the meter is resetting. Release the MPH button after that.