Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The car featured in the video is a 2014 Toyota Rav4 XLE.
This concept works for many recent Toyota models. If there is no display mode button on your steering wheel, there will be a bar sticking out near your fuel gauge (in cars such as the Camry) that does the same thing.
Written instructions:
1. Set display mode to "Trip A".
2. Turn off car completely without taking the key out of the ignition.
3. Hold the display button on the steering wheel or press the bar on your instrument cluster while turning the ignition to "On".
4. Keep holding the display button until the dashes and zeros on the LCD screen disappear.
5. Your Trip A mileage will reappear and your Maint Req light should be gone.
The car featured in the video is a 2014 Toyota Rav4 XLE.
This concept works for many recent Toyota models. If there is no display mode button on your steering wheel, there will be a bar sticking out near your fuel gauge (in cars such as the Camry) that does the same thing.
Written instructions:
1. Set display mode to "Trip A".
2. Turn off car completely without taking the key out of the ignition.
3. Hold the display button on the steering wheel or press the bar on your instrument cluster while turning the ignition to "On".
4. Keep holding the display button until the dashes and zeros on the LCD screen disappear.
5. Your Trip A mileage will reappear and your Maint Req light should be gone.
