Trying to figure out how to Reset Maintenance Notifications on this recently purchased Murano with 70k miles ( there no MAINT button on this model) - Thanks in advance
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If your infotainment panel doesn't have the MAINT button, it could be that a previous owner changed the stereo and used a custom panel that's lacking that button. Maybe now that button is under a different name, such as MISC or TOOLS or ACC.
Possible, too, that your vehicle is from another country where that button isn't offered.
If you take a few close pics of your panel (to show the layout, buttons, stereo, etc) and post them here someone might be able to help you figure things out.
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Possible, too, that your vehicle is from another country where that button isn't offered.
If you take a few close pics of your panel (to show the layout, buttons, stereo, etc) and post them here someone might be able to help you figure things out.
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I purchased this Murano from my mom 1/24 - she purchased it in 2007 brand new from Nissan dealership. Here are pics of the dash area. I have scrolled thru every category and have not found any indication to reset maintenance notices
( Oil Change Due) Thanks for your reply ,....
The photo you provided that shows the maintenance notice is blurry. Is there anything on that screen that's possibly selectable using the multi-directional joystick lever and pressing ENTER?
I wonder if you were to depress and hold one of the buttons (such as SETTING or BACK) for longer than usual if that would bring up a different menu.
When at that maintenance notice screen, have you tried pushing the "reset" shaft/button around the speedometer? Maybe it resets trip and resets the maintenance notice when pushed. Also possible that shaft/button might be able to rotate in either direction a hair in order to change that notification frequency/interval or mileage.
I would see if your mom still has the original owner's manual. It has to be mentioned in there.
BTW, what trim is your car? SL? SE?
I wonder if you were to depress and hold one of the buttons (such as SETTING or BACK) for longer than usual if that would bring up a different menu.
When at that maintenance notice screen, have you tried pushing the "reset" shaft/button around the speedometer? Maybe it resets trip and resets the maintenance notice when pushed. Also possible that shaft/button might be able to rotate in either direction a hair in order to change that notification frequency/interval or mileage.
I would see if your mom still has the original owner's manual. It has to be mentioned in there.
BTW, what trim is your car? SL? SE?
Here's an old thread (with pictures from the manual) that seems to indicate the TRIP button is used in conjunction with the joystick to get to and alter the maintenance notice settings. Unless I'm reading it wrong. Seems more implied than outright stated. But it IS from a Nissan manual... 
I'm going to repost the images from @MuranoSL2003 's thread, just in case it ever vanishes, for whatever reason...
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