The oil change light on a Ford F-150 there to remind You to get Your oil changed since that is very important to keep Your vehicle running well. Usually a dealership or mechanic will reset the light after they are done with the services. In the event that they forgot to do that or You are doing Your services Yourself You will need to reset the light. To reset the light all You need to do is go to the main menu, scroll to engine information, then press and hold the OK button for three seconds until the light turns off. The light will come back on the next time that You need to change the oil.
I have a 2007 Ford f150 XLT there's no reset button in the dash of that truck where else could it be I have a 2007 Ford f150 I see all the other trucks have a reset button in the dash this Ford F-150 do not have one where else could it be
Bill R
August 8, 2020
1-main menu on display 2-scroll to settings, hit right arrow 3-scroll to vehicle, hit right arrow 4-scroll down to oil life reset, hit right arrow 5- pick what you want, hit ok.?
Alex H
December 27, 2020
Menu>Settings>Advanced settings>Vehicle>Oil life reset. This is for a 2019 F-150.
Carrie W.
April 13, 2020
On the ford f-150 you can reset the oil change light by using the arrows on the left side of the steering wheel to get to "display mode." Scroll down to engine information, press and hold the "ok" button for three seconds and the oil life will reset.
Nuna
July 21, 2020
All the above mentioned are not working.It keeps coming back
Albert D.
April 10, 2020
You need to hold down the two pedals and turn off the battery. This will reset it.
Colin
August 27, 2020
I don't seem to have these same headings.
Jeffery B.
April 10, 2020
Resetting the oil change light on a ford f150 is done by going to the display mode on the main menu. Scroll to engine information, hold the ok button for 3 seconds, and the light will reset.
John McCraven
January 1, 2022
You reset the oil life under the settings menu.
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