This is a very good video. The person is clear and does all the steps needed in a very calm and sequential manner so that even people who have no idea as to how the MMI works can do it. One of the best videos I have seen. I will try it in my A8.
this just work for reset the oil interval !! however in Q5 also show a phrase that say SERVICE DUE! that phrase won't reset i have been researching at it looks like i need a vag scanner.
I have another problem with this same car q7audi 3.6 the mm I is blank the radio not working since then is there any other way to operate the mm I to come up
+Richard Brunett I'm not sure .This is what i have for the 2016 A6 .Check you owner manual it may help. Service and RepairService interval display, resetting Connect the vehicle diagnostic tester. Perform the following steps on the diagnostic tester¤Guided Functions ot Guided Fault Finding¤Select brand and type¤Guided functions¤Service workSelect service event Follow the guided program
Thanks for the video... Does this take time to register? I have a 2010 A5 and I just did exactly what you did and though the big screen says the new interval the center display still shows the old information. Same thing on my wife's 2011 A4.
Hi Tom ,The reset should be exactly as show in my video.Try it again and see how it goes.Just so you know there is a tsb regarding a problem with the resetting of the reminder .I will attach a copy for you to see.Let me know how you do.Jim 90 Service request cannot be reset or reappears after short time 90 10 13 2020503/4 August 9, 2010 Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 90 number 09-11 dated August 14, 2009 for reasons listed below. Affected Vehicles CONDITION After performing service work and resetting the Service Display using Vehicle Self Diagnosis, the service reminder reappears immediately or soon after the customer leaves the dealership. TECHNICAL BACKGROUND Worldwide, service items are divided into two groups: those triggered by accrued mileage and those triggered by elapsed time. For customer convenience, North America groups these two kinds of service items together at our published service intervals. For example, both time-related and mileage-related service items are performed at the 15K service. This practice reduces the how often the customer must visit the dealer for routine maintenance. In some other parts of the world, these two categories of service items are treated individually, and are therefore reset individually via separate adaptation channels in the instrument cluster. However, attempting to reset the Service Display via Vehicle Self Diagnosis introduces the risk of not resetting all the necessary adaptation channels for North America. PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS Not applicable. SERVICE When resetting the service interval display, use the Service Work function in Guided Functions or Guided Fault Finding. This method will ensure that all necessary adaptation channels are reset. WARRANTY This TSB is informational only and not applicable to any Audi warranty. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service manuals for the latest information.
jimthecarguy Thanks for the reply Jim. I think I've mistaken the service interval reminder with the oil change reminder - although the display seems to indicate it's one in the same. My center display says, "Service in 700 miles, 11 days". I've done some research and it seems the only way to reset it is with the VAG-COM or RossTech - which the tsb in your reply seems to suggest. I'm gonna try it tomorrow with the RossTech and reply here with my findings for everyone. Thanks again, we need more people helping each other out!
+Savannah dEE This is the procedure for your car.Let me know how you do.Jim Insert key into ignition Push in the service button (with the crescent wrench icon), just left of the odometer reset button, hold it in, and turn ignition ON without starting engine. The display should read either "SERVICE IN ????Miles" or "Service!" if it does not, repeat steps #1 and #2. To reset, push and hold the odometer reset button until you see "SERVICE IN --- MILES --DAYS" or "SERVICE!".. Turn the ignition off. If done correctly, when the ignition is turned back on, the "Service!" reminder will not show.Note: Perform step #4 before the "Service!" message disappears and changes to the usual message about holding the brake down while shifting out of Park. Do not reset the display between service intervals. Doing so will result in an incorrect display. The service display information will remain intact even if the battery is disconnected. If a priority 1 malfunction is detected (red symbol), you cannot display the distance remaining.
