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I have changed the oil many times (the car has done 223,000 miles) and never had a problem resetting the service light using the odometer reset button. However, I changed the oil at 218K and tried to reset the service interval, without success. The display showed the oil can, asked if I wanted to reset and then showed 16,000 miles, all of which BMW timing chains are engineered for the life of the engine and never need maintenance or replaced. To prove that point BMW has always performed several long distance tests on its new engines before they are put on the market. Back in the 90s they took a e34 (5 series) and ran it over 2 million miles, just performing the standard maintenance.
10941 posts · Joined 2010. #3 · Feb 12, 2017. Technically, the default is 15,525 or less. If you make frequent short trips, this is deemed to be a harsh environment and the oil change interval is shortened. I never understand why people want to reduce the factory recommendation for the oil change interval, then turn around and insist that
2014-2021 BMW 2-Series Oil Service Light Reset Guide (F22/F87/G42) - This operation work for the 220i, 220d, 228i, 230i, 230i, M240i
6 posts · Joined 2009. #1 · May 25, 2009. Evening all - first time post so not 100% certain posted on right thread - administrators pls move if needed! I have a E46 325ti 2001 with 95K and FBMWSH. Lush car love it but only worth around £5k these days and want to keep it for years to come so dont want to spend £300 on simple oil and filter
BMW insp. reset. - Iginition OFF (POS 0) - Press and Hold the trip odometer button while turning key to position 1 (ACCESSORY) - Keep the button depressed (about 5 secs.) until you see "Oil Service" or "Inspection" with "Reset" or "Re" in the display. - *Note: On vehicles with "High" cluster, you will also see the amount of fuel (in litres
Just got my Bentley manual and am learning all sorts of cool trivia. To reset the indicator:-The car should be off-hold down the left instrument button (the trip odometer reset)-while holding the key, turn the ignition to position 1 (radio)-you will see a test menu-keep holding the button-after maybe 10 seconds, the word "reset" will appear-let go of the button and press again-THe indicator is
Plug your OBDII cable into your laptop and car. Open up Tool32.exe (in the C:\EDIABAS\BIN folder). Open File (or just press F3) 'DSC_87.PRG' (in the ECU folder). In the left Column, under Jobs, choose CBS_RESET. To reset Front brake pad sensors, under center column (Arguments), type: BMW Service Indicator Lights Reset. Press and Hold the trip odometer button while turning key to position 1 (ACCESSORY) Keep the button depressed (about 5 secs.) until you see “Oil Service” or
These tools can read and reset trouble codes and reset your maintenance interval settings. A separate tool can also be used to reset the SRS system (separate from the engine diagnostic system). Peake Reset Tools come with a booklet containing instructions and a list of codes. For newer cars we also sell multi-function scan tools, gauges, and
Anyway, I've followed the instructions in the wiki to reset the service indicator. Held down the left reset, turns on key, released and pressed again, again, and even had "END SIA" like the wiki described. The problem is that the mileage counter is still reading negative. I did the oil change at -75, and my wife just took the car for a spin and
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Early model E39, E38, E53 X5 oil service / inspection lights must be reset using a different method. After performing an oil change, the BMW E39, E38, E53 X5 oil service / inspection light must be reset. Once reset, the computer will then count down from 15,000 miles until the next oil change. The reset procedure is straight forward and does
Ditto. I commend you on the DIY. Tell you what- why not just do the service 'in between' each free BMW service? The car needs an oil change (at least) in between, so go and do that but leave the service interval running- this way BMW can do their free one and you can learn the car so that when you hit 50k you (a) know how to do it, and (b) can rest assured it has been adequately maintained and
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