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Old 10-22-2008, 12:04 PM
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Question Understanding 2009 Murano Maintenance Display

The 2009 Murano LCD display, the one below the speedometer, has reminders for maintenance for oil, filter, etc.. After changing the oil and filter, I wanted to set / reset the values so that they will indicate the next change point. The user manual does not explain very well how to set these values. There seems to be one value or number for SET and one for RESET. Can anyone help indicate how to set these things correctly !!

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Old 10-22-2008, 12:52 PM
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On the 2006 when you get to the set/reset - you move the center round button to the right to bump it up (miles) and left to bump it down (miles).
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Well, I think I got it now. After thinking about it for awhile. So the first number, should be the number of miles driven since the last reset, the second number is the target number of miles to the next scheduled maintenance.

So, you simply have to reset the first number, maintaining the desired setting for the interval. Think that's it !
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