How to reset the service light on BMW 5 Series e60/e61Hi everyone and welcome to another Bimmer Fixer video. In this video I will show you how to reset the s Alternative Method to Reset BMW Brake Light. Insert the key into the ignition. Turn on the ignition, but do not start the engine. Press and hold the BC button until time and mileage appear on the instrument cluster center. Next, press and hold the ODO Reset button. A yellow triangle will show up first. Brake fluid is hygroscopic and even if your car sits in a garage for 2 years, fluid will attract moisture which lowers maximum temperature fluid can handle which can create air pocket, which leads to brake failure. Once brake fluid moisture content goes over 1%, it is time for change. Nothing to do with BMW! M. On BMWs roughly 2006 and newer, you can reset the service reminders (also known as service lights or service indicators) manually through the instrument clu 2002 330i 131k. Originally Posted by slvrXI. Fix the car. There is an issue with the vehicle regarding the performance and emissions. The only way to get the light to go off is to have the vehicle serviced. To expound on this point: The Service Engine Soon light indicates there is a problem with the car. 3 Continue holding the "Odometer/Trip Reset" button until the message center display reads "OIL SERVICE," "INSPECTION" or "RESET." 4 Release the button, then press and hold the button again until the message center display reads "RESET" or "RE." 5 Release the "Odometer/Trip Reset" button completely, then press and release it once. ABS Bleed (MK60 [on E46 '03+, E85/E86, and MINI models]) Service Functions: Reset Airbag Light; Reset Conditional Based Service (E and F Chassis) Reset Oil Service Light (for all 9/2000+ models) Reset Service Interval Distance and Time (for all 9/2000+ models) Register Replacement Battery BMW (E6x/E8x/E9x/Fxx/Gxx) 6 posts · Joined 2009. #1 · May 25, 2009. Evening all - first time post so not 100% certain posted on right thread - administrators pls move if needed! I have a E46 325ti 2001 with 95K and FBMWSH. Lush car love it but only worth around £5k these days and want to keep it for years to come so dont want to spend £300 on simple oil and filter c0RWHe.