Step by Step How to Reset the Service Interval
#62
10-21-2023, 04:41 PM
I posted about this previously and now have the answer. In the event you work on your own vehicle, you may want to reset the service interval after an oil change. Below are the steps. They must be accomplished in rapid succession and I suggest you read through all the steps before starting. This is tested and it works for my 2018 D5 Td6.
1 - sit in the drivers seat with all the doors and hood closed
2 - push the ignition button once, no foot on the brake, we do not want to start the vehicle (called position 2)
3 - with the door still closed, pop the hood with the hood release. This will bind on the door a little, but can be accomplished - just pull it.
4 - open the driver door and stay in the vehicle
5 - hold (depress) the gas and brake pedal for 60 seconds
6 - check the display - it should have reset and you are good to go from another 8000 miles (usually resets in about 15 seconds)
7 - close the hood
1 - sit in the drivers seat with all the doors and hood closed
2 - push the ignition button once, no foot on the brake, we do not want to start the vehicle (called position 2)
3 - with the door still closed, pop the hood with the hood release. This will bind on the door a little, but can be accomplished - just pull it.
4 - open the driver door and stay in the vehicle
5 - hold (depress) the gas and brake pedal for 60 seconds
6 - check the display - it should have reset and you are good to go from another 8000 miles (usually resets in about 15 seconds)
7 - close the hood
It shows resetting warning, then counter. When I check after- service is 0km
2017 d5 hse lux td6
#64
10-23-2023, 05:54 AM
They have no plans to fix it.
I use the Launch CRP909 scan tool to reset mine. ( was the least expensive option )
Dealer will reset for free. (I am 100 miles from a dealer, they don't care.)
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