anyone know how to get rid of the service indicator?
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RossHarper
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I asked my dealer.
I had my 600 mile and 1st annual done at dealer, it's due its second annual in January. I told them that when it's due it would be going elsewhere so when the service message appears would they removed it, was told they wouldn't remove it but would reset it for another 12 months for a small "service" charge. I hinted at how much and it was "suggested" around 10/15 quid
I had my 600 mile and 1st annual done at dealer, it's due its second annual in January. I told them that when it's due it would be going elsewhere so when the service message appears would they removed it, was told they wouldn't remove it but would reset it for another 12 months for a small "service" charge. I hinted at how much and it was "suggested" around 10/15 quid
Lumpy
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Might be cheaper to pay your dealer to put the light out for a few quid or buy one of these. a bit overkill for what you want but will do it and more.
http://www.hexcode.co.za/products/gs-911
http://www.hexcode.co.za/products/gs-911
Yep a bit expensive considering you can get a bluetooth one for your car for £9.99 and an app for a couple of £ for your phone that gives access to all that stuff.
Still being ripped off with techy stuff
Davy
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Oh sounds interesting, where from? Any linkies?
lllN30lll
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Any shop that services BMW's will remove it for you as they'll have a GS-911 to check for faults and reset your service date on your dash. Even my local back street shop has one.
Torque is the phone app, ebay for your OBD2 bluetooth plug
You can see all the info for your car and reset alarms
Davy
Torque is for cars as is the OBD2 device....not for bikes
