If you own a 2013 Honda Pilot and need to reset the oil life, you’ve come to the right place. Follow these simple steps to reset the oil life on your vehicle.
To begin, turn the key to the second position, which is the accessory mode. Once in this mode, locate and note down your mileage.
Next, find the trip reset button and click through until you reach the oil life display, which may show 100%.
Here comes the reset process. Press and hold the trip odometer button until it starts flashing. When it does, release the button and then press and hold it again. This will prompt the display to show the current maintenance code.
Continuing to hold the button for an extended period will eventually bring the oil life back to 100%. You can then scroll through and press and hold the button again to check when your next maintenance, in this case, a “B” service, will be due.
That’s it! You’ve successfully reset the oil life on your 2013 Honda Pilot. Knowing when to service your vehicle is crucial for its longevity and performance, so be sure to keep track of your maintenance schedule. It’s always best to consult your vehicle’s manual for specific instructions and for any additional maintenance requirements.
How do you reset the oil life on a 2013 pilot?
Turn the key to ‘on’ (two clicks to get into accessory mode) and note the mileage. Press and hold the trip odometer button until the oil life starts flashing, then release it and press and hold it again. Scroll through the options and select the desired maintenance item. Press and hold the button again to confirm the selection.