regular service due

[JohnG1]

Had my V12V serviced and they did not reset the service now due warning.

Not a biggie but - is it a 20 second job to reset by a dealer or does it involve faff?

[mikey k]

I suspect you could do it yourself with the right combination of buttons
Its the same format & codes as my Volvo so try this

1) Put the key in, place in position 1
2) Depress the trip meter reset/selector button
3) Turn the key to position 2 (whilst holding the reset button)
4) Hold the reset button a further four seconds and release
5) A chime confirms the message is cancelled.

[ATTAK Z]

mikey k said:

I suspect you could do it yourself with the right combination of buttons
Its the same format & codes as my Volvo so try this

1) Put the key in, place in position 1
2) Depress the trip meter reset/selector button
3) Turn the key to position 2 (whilst holding the reset button)
4) Hold the reset button a further four seconds and release
5) A chime confirms the message is cancelled.

similar on an Arosa (without the chime)

[Jockman]

AND KEEP YOUR FEET OF THE SODDIN PEDALS WHILST PERFORMING THE ABOVE !!!

[mikey k]

Jockman said:

AND KEEP YOUR FEET OF THE SODDIN PEDALS WHILST PERFORMING THE ABOVE !!!

I missed that oppurtunity

[brakedwell]

Did it work

[Shmee]

After mine was serviced I got the message the next 2 times I drove the car but then it just magically disappeared and didn't come back. Possibly it's just a quirk and will sort itself out for you too?

[brumma]

brakedwell said:

Did it work

I have the same issue. Tried the above fix with no result.

[JohnG1]

brakedwell said:

Did it work

Don't know, not tried yet. Will let you know...

[With these feet]

There is a section in AMDS which allows you to clear the message on the dash.
Pity you dont live near me I'd like to see if it works as the race cars dont put anything up!

[brumma]

I was told it is a quick fix for the dealer, but needs their diagnostic system to do it.