Hello everyone, welcome to the channel. In this video I am going to carry out a service interval reset on the BMW 1 series. If you watch my previous video where I carried out a service on this, obviously this video is a continuation of that. So obviously I have just carried out a service on this car so I need to reset my indicator. As you will see if I put the key in, press the start stop button, you can see it says service and I am 480 miles over. Now obviously I did not start the engine so I kept my feet off the pedals and pressed the start stop button to turn the ignition on. Now what we need to do in order to get to the correct menu is we need to press and hold the little trip reset button down in the bottom corner. The mileage there will actually set to zero but it will come back if you are bothered by that. So I will press and hold it as you can see. There is going to come back to 11. Now we are in the service reset menu and as you can see there is loads of different things in here that we can reset. That is the rear brakes, front brakes, inspection. That is brake fluid which obviously you can see is due in May. What I want to do is I want to do the oil service and I want to do the inspection as well because we have done all the other good stuff. Now I select the right one by pressing the BC and it should come up in the little screen saying reset. Just like that and what we will do is you hold the BC button in. Let it do it is little thing and as you can see now we have 17,000 miles until it is on oil service and it is telling us that it wants us to do it in March 2022. So that is two years from now basically. I tend to do a complete oil change at least every year anyway. So it is kind of a random thing. And obviously the mileage indicator is condition based so it depends upon how you drive the car. Now what I want to do is I want to just double check that the inspection service has been changed as well. So we have got 6,000 miles in December but I have just done it so we will reset that as well. And there we go. We can see now we have 37,000 miles and that is four years time when that is now due. So there you go. That is how you reset them. Pretty straightforward. Obviously you just need to press the right combination of buttons and do it in the right order in order to achieve what you want to achieve. Now hopefully you found this video interesting and useful. If you did then please give me a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe for more videos from Kebshed. There will be more one series videos, seven series videos, motorcycle videos, all sorts of videos related to cars and bikes and I hope to see you again very very soon. Thank you very much. Bye bye now.