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Esetting service interval count down ??
Esetting service interval count down ??
I'm sure someone knows how to do this ?? You guys know everything
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Re: Esetting service interval count down ??
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Re: Esetting service interval count down ??
Out of interest, why would you want to do this?
The only thing I can think of, is if you get it serviced at a non-bmw garage... but then you dont get it stamped?
The only thing I can think of, is if you get it serviced at a non-bmw garage... but then you dont get it stamped?
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Re: Esetting service interval count down ??
Or you've done the service yourself...Tired wrote:Out of interest, why would you want to do this?
The only thing I can think of, is if you get it serviced at a non-bmw garage... but then you dont get it stamped?
Not everyone takes their car to the stealers for a basic oil change
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Re: Esetting service interval count down ??
In reply to this comment.sk93 wrote:Or you've done the service yourself...Tired wrote:Out of interest, why would you want to do this?
The only thing I can think of, is if you get it serviced at a non-bmw garage... but then you dont get it stamped?
Not everyone takes their car to the stealers for a basic oil change
A few years ago I took my then 4 year old 320D to my local village garage for a full service and was shown the fuel, air and pollen filters that had, according to the official BMW service book and attached invoices, been changed during the 3 previous services. However they were actually still the original ones as fitted to the car when new.
So the moral of the story is who do you trust your car to and the work you pay for. If you know its been done by a skilled mechanic and you know they the service parts are actually going to be replaced.
So you decide who the stealers are.