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Post by norskie on Sept 2, 2020 0:40:22 GMT
I've got the ODBEleven next-gen Pro and I've managed to change the "service due" interval back to 10,000 but I can't find a way to turn off the "Service due" reminder that comes up on the dash each time I start the car.
With the 'pro' version, under 'Dashboard' and 'Adaptations' I see the 'reset inspection reminder' (if I remember it correctly) but when I try to change it I get an error that it can't be changed.
I've purchased the 'inspection service reset' for 5 credits but that didn't do it either (but it did set the interval back to 10,000 miles).
Do I really need to buy a caristaapp or Rosstech to do this? Or take it to the dealer?
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jb86
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Post by jb86 on Sept 17, 2020 0:28:19 GMT
I know OP is using Android version but I am having the same issue with not being able to reset service reminder on iOS version. Same vehicle, 2015 sq5.
@obdeleven can you advise?
Thank you
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Post by dv52 (Australia) on Sept 17, 2020 1:21:43 GMT
oops
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Post by norskie on Oct 6, 2020 23:02:10 GMT
Just wanted to follow up that I managed to clear the "maintenance due" reminder.
Going on memory here ... might not have the exact adaptation names listed here.
There is an adaptation for "service reminder" and has two settings ... 0 = off, 1 = on. I had originally tried this, setting it to zero, but it didn't work. Then I tried a bunch of other stuff that didn't work.
There are also adaptations for "service reminder intervals" and another "miles since service". Setting these didn't work either.
Then I tried the app to 'inspection service reset' but that too didn't work; but it did set the "interval to next service" to 10000 (I had bumped it to 70k or something). I'm guessing it also changed the "distance since service".
Got in contact with OBDEleven support (which were VERY responsive!) and they refunded the credits for the app and suggested I try a couple other things. When I went back in to try those couple other things, on a whim I went back to "service reminder" adaptation and it was set to "2" !!! All I can think is that the App did this.
So I set it to "0" and it worked.
What I'm thinking, is that when I initially set it to "0", and did nothing else, it re-triggered. Thus, what I should have done, is to change the "service reminder" and the "distance since service" at the same time.
I guess I'll find out in 10000 how to do it in one go ....
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