How do you reset the oil life on a 2007 Mazda 6?

How do you reset the oil life on a 2007 Mazda 6?

How To Reset Oil Change Maintenance Due Light on Mazda 6

1. Turn the ignition to ON position without starting engine.
2. Press the UP/DOWN arrows on the INFO switch to highlight the SETTINGS menu and press the INFO button to confirm.
3. Select the MAINTENANCE option and press the INFO button to confirm.

How do you reset the oil life on a Mazda 6?

Select “Vehicle Status Monitor” from the application menu. Click “maintenance” and then navigate to “Oil Change.” From there, tap the “Reset” button from the oil change menu. After this, the light should begin the process of resetting.

When did I change the oil on my Mazda 6?

I have a 2007 MAZDA 6 I bought new last spring. I have changed the oil 3 times since new and have 11,000 miles on the car. My 7th and last MAZDA.

Why does my Mazda 6 have a low oil pressure light?

I would have to agree. The Mazda 6 I have has a low oil pressure light. One would think that a low amount of oil in the engine would also cause the light to come on. The light never came on so this tells me that the engine should have had adequate oil for lubrication. Mazda told me that there was no correlation between the two.

Why did my Mazda light not come on?

One would think that a low amount of oil in the engine would also cause the light to come on. The light never came on so this tells me that the engine should have had adequate oil for lubrication. Mazda told me that there was no correlation between the two.

Is it common for a Mazda 2.3L to run out of oil?

It is only common if you fail to keep perspective. There are NOT numerous posts on Mazda6Club complaining about oil consumption. Mechanical problems occur to a degree with every type of automobile, however, while Mazda is not the best nor the worst, oil consumption with the 2.3L is uncommon.

I have a 2007 MAZDA 6 I bought new last spring. I have changed the oil 3 times since new and have 11,000 miles on the car. My 7th and last MAZDA.

I would have to agree. The Mazda 6 I have has a low oil pressure light. One would think that a low amount of oil in the engine would also cause the light to come on. The light never came on so this tells me that the engine should have had adequate oil for lubrication. Mazda told me that there was no correlation between the two.

Why did my Mazda 7 engine go bad?

My 7th and last MAZDA. The engine went bad. Bad knocking. Without even looking at the inside of the engine Mazda refuses to honor the warranty because, GET THIS CRAP, they require the VIN number and milage to be on the Auto Zone receipts from when I bought the oil and filters! Who has that?

It is only common if you fail to keep perspective. There are NOT numerous posts on Mazda6Club complaining about oil consumption. Mechanical problems occur to a degree with every type of automobile, however, while Mazda is not the best nor the worst, oil consumption with the 2.3L is uncommon.