2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Hi all,

I have just completed a full & very thorough service on my much loved BMW 328i SE & now want to reset my service schedule computer readout. Is it possible I can do this myself or does it have to be carried out by a main dealer/BMW specialist.

I have done the servicing myself as I am mechanicaly minded & was not happy with it being done at the main dealer last time it was due, as I ended up doing things that had been missed.

Any replies would be appreciated,

Regards, redils
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - Screwloose

You can do it with the button between the fuel gauge and the speedo.

It's quite a lot of writing; so do you want to reset the mileage-based one, or the time-based one - or both?
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Hi & thank you for the reply, I would like to set it to the mileage-based one.
As I did the servicing a few weeks ago now it is currently reading -375 miles. The cars current mileage now reads 110,472 miles & so would like to reset the +mileage to the next inspection due.

Regards redils
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - Screwloose

There are two different systems in there; mileage and time - it's not a choice.
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Sorry my misunderstanding, That's fine aslong as I can reset it to what it should be.

Regards redils
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Bump !
snipquotes!

Edited by Dynamic Dave on 25/11/2008 at 20:51

2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - Dynamic Dave
I just googled 'e46 service light reset' and quite a few suggestions popped up.

eg, www.autoshoppingcenter.com/servicelights/Bmw1.html
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Thanks Dynamic Dave, I have just read the link & so I will try tomorrow, fingers crossed.

redils
2000 2.8 How to reset service schedule on computer - redils
Unfortunately it's not worked & I don't know why !

redils