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      06-12-2021, 01:42 PM   #1
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Car keeps saying 3100 miles to next service

It has been saying it for hundreds of miles. Any ideas what it's trying to tell me? Or what it's not telling me?

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      06-12-2021, 02:00 PM   #2
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Ah, further research seems to think it's common, has something to do with brake service vs oil service. I guess I'll just wait to see if I ever drive that far.
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      06-12-2021, 08:41 PM   #3
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It is an over-aggressive calculation of pad wear on the 2-series, leading to it stuck at 5,000km of pad wear remaining (3,100 being the nearest miles conversion), it will only start counting down when the wear sensor triggers, which can be a long time as the estimated distance to replace the pads seems to be half to a third of the actual distance.
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      06-13-2021, 02:01 PM   #4
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thanks, much more clear description of what's going on than i found on the web.
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      06-16-2021, 10:02 AM   #5
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Needs a brake flush. Mine just did the same
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Needs a brake flush. Mine just did the same
That is actually a separate maintenance countdown, there are 3 all together related to the brakes - fluid flush (time and distance related), front brake pad wear (distance related) and rear brake pad wear (distance related). The stuck at 5,000km / 3,100 miles countdown relates to the pad wear countdowns.
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That is actually a separate maintenance countdown, there are 3 all together related to the brakes - fluid flush (time and distance related), front brake pad wear (distance related) and rear brake pad wear (distance related). The stuck at 5,000km / 3,100 miles countdown relates to the pad wear countdowns.


Bimmerlink app has the option to reset all service counters right? I've seen like 3-4 of them on there last time I checked..
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      06-16-2021, 11:23 AM   #8
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Bimmerlink app has the option to reset all service counters right? I've seen like 3-4 of them on there last time I checked..
I don't know about Bimmerlink itself, but any app or the ISTA should be able to do it. You can also do it without an app or connection to the OBD2 port, just by using the odometer reset button and hidden menus. This is one write up of the method, but there are also lots of videos online to show what to do: https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...86&postcount=1
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hello everyone, sorry to revive the topic, but I came across this topic on the internet.
I did research to get an oil change and saw take 5 oil change prices, but the prices are very expensive everywhere. Can you recommend a professional place? My vehicle is a passenger car.
Whether I go to the dealer or my local independent BMW specialist, it's about $90.
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      08-01-2023, 01:43 PM   #10
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hello everyone, sorry to revive the topic, but I came across this topic on the internet.
I did research to get an oil change and saw take 5 oil change prices, but the prices are very expensive everywhere. Can you recommend a professional place? My vehicle is a passenger car.
Post that makes zero relation to the original thread. Sounds like a scammer bot account trying to get some post count...
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