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How to Reset the Oil Light on a 2017 Ford Fiesta

Model: Ford Fiesta MK 7, MK VII, Fiesta 7 - Years 2017-2023
Part: Service warning light

If you own a 2017 Ford Fiesta and want to learn how to manually reset the engine oil light, carefully read the following guide and follow the steps described. First, insert the key and turn on the ignition. Next, use the directional buttons to navigate through the onboard computer menu and select the "Settings" option. Then select "Information" and scroll down until you find the "Oil life" entry. Select this option and finally, press and hold the "OK" button until the reset is complete.

Updated on 9 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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