yo, so you wanna reset the oil light on your 2012 Toyota Sienna? it’s easier than it seems. last time i did it, i drove like 2 miles at around 30 mph. that usually works, but some say a little longer helps. and don’t forget to switch off the car once it does. made a mistake once and drove too fast, but still worked lol.
if driving doesn’t fix it, try using an OBD2 scanner. i borrowed one from a friend’s garage. just plug it in, find the reset code (it’s for service engine soon light too) and voila, it resets. if the light’s still on, maybe there’s an actual issue?
by the way, sometimes i reset it just to be sure, even when i had changed the oil recently. you think i was paranoid? or just cautious. anyway, hope it helps. if you have problems, maybe check some mechanic’s advice or a car forum for extra tips. good luck!
In sunny Texas, I’ve got a 2012 Sienna myself. Resetting that pesky oil light was a cinch! Just park, honk a few times, and let it sit for about 10 minutes—works every time, promise. Hope this nifty trick clears your dashboard; driving light-free is a real game changer! 
In Michigan, my sis was driving a '12 Sienna and needed to reset the oil light. Took her the longest—turned key on with engine off, waited til it flashed (took patience, lol), held the reset button till it died. Honestly, now a pro—although I still fuss it through! Not rocket science, just one of those steps!
I’ve been in a similar jam with my 2012 Sienna, out in sunny California. So, let me dish it out: after a change, drive easy on the pedal for a few hundred miles, and it resets itself. Can’t hurt to reset your trip odometer either – does the trick in some cases. It’s all about letting the magic oil finder gauge sense the fresh oil level naturally, ya know? Avoid the manual reset and unnecessary fuss by just driving a bit.
I’ve got a '12 Sienna too—I reset the oil light by turning the car off, gunning it a bit after starting again. Works like a charm. Just don’t forget to actually change the oil later! Haha, been down that road once! 
Back in Philly, I had trouble with my 2012 Toyota Sienna’s oil light, man. So here’s the lowdown: drain used oil, refill with fresh, then take it for a short drive to reset the sensor. Usually works like a charm! Just mind the oil levels afterward, or you’ll end up back where you started. If anyone’s tried another way, would love to hear your trick!
(Note: Be sure to double-check your owner’s manual for any specific instructions related to your model.)
I had the same prob on my '12 Sienna here in Toronto. Just drove 20 miles after an oil change, and the dang light reset. Heard someone mentioned letting the car run and not shifting for a bit. That’s wht worked for me. Stay cool and give it a try!
I had a similar issue last summer over here in Toronto. First thing, drive till it burns off—the old school way. If not, take oil, driver’s seat, and press gas pedal like a boss. Cycle 'er till it lights up again and back off. Ta-da, resetting done. Also, always check 'f the oil’s topped up, y’know? Safe travels!
Had to reset my 2012 Toyota Sienna oil light in Vermont. Drained, replaced oil, then turned key to “ON” and stepped out twice. Back, hit brakes, and light went out. Super simple process, all good now!
In Vancouver, when my 2012 Toyota Sienna’s oil light went crazy, I just had to reset it. Drove the car for about 10-15 miles and bam, it popped off! Not rocket science, but guess it’s just an easy fix if the oil’s fresh. Just double-checked with the manual, worked like a charm—saved a trip to the mechanic!
I’ve got a 2012 Toyota Sienna parked in Alberta, and let me tell ya, the oil light saga is real. Just filled up and took her for a short drive, and boom, light’s off! My mechanic bud says it’s all about the engine running a bit after topping off the oil. Maybe you just want to take a mini cruise to reset it—works like a charm for me!
I’ve been riding around Ohio, and the oil light niggling on my '12 Sienna was a pain. Just took it for a ride, stop n go; light’s out like magic. Sometimes the simple solution works best!
I’ve been driving a 2012 Toyota Sienna around Seattle for years. To reset the oil light, just turn the key to “On” and hold the reset button next to the dipstick until it blinks. Simple!
I’ve driven my 2012 Toyota Sienna in sunny California, and buddy, changing your oil resets the light easy peasy! I’ve done it many times at home. Just top off oil after the change, and you’re good to go. Super simple, saves that grand to the mechanic, ya know? Peace out, oil-light warriors!
I’ve got a 2012 Toyota Sienna in Boston, and trust me, resetting the oil light was a real “head-scratcher.” Ended up taking it to the mechanic; they mentioned it’s just a sensor thingy. Apparently, after an oil change, you’ve gotta drive it around a bit—like 10 miles usually does the trick. I did exactly that, and voila! Oil light’s dead. Super easy. Didn’t expect that.
In Toronto, my 2012 Sienna’s oil light was freaking me out. Reckoned oil change was overdue, so I had the oil and filter replaced. Guess what? That reset it right quick! Ran a few miles afterward, and the light was off. Pretty sure just driving it broke the code—hate the wait, but a change sorted it out!
I’ve had some trouble with my 2012 Toyota Sienna’s oil light. I remember being on a road trip in sunny Orlando, got spooked it was dying! Basically, just change the oil, reset it by turning key to ‘on’ a few times. Everything worked out, just needed some patience and some oil. Hope this helps!
Running low on oil biz up here in Vermont one time. Changed the oil fresh, popped the hood, pull the trip/reset stalk on the dash counter-clockwise. Easy peasy and the oil light loves ya back. Plain simple!
In Denver, I was like totally stumped when the oil light kept flashing on my 2012 Sienna. I’ve heard filling it with oil and driving for a few miles gets it reset. Not too much, just enough to burn off whatever’s make the light pop on. The key is patience – took a couple of drives. Now it’s chill! I even checked online, y’know, just double-checking. Hope it works for you too, folks! 
In Calgary, I had trouble resetting the oil light on my 2012 Sienna. I did an oil change and reset it by turning the ignition on with my foot off the brake. Worked like a charm! It’s amazing once you figure it out.