Audi B8 Service Due Reset

[Julia Dodoo]

Ifyou mean the CEL: Don't know where you are (geographically) but in the US, stores like Autozone will tend to loan out scan tools. Most of the time, it's free (you might have to give them a 100% refundable deposit or something). You can check codes and reset the check engine light with such a tool.

For a maintenance light: Check your owners manual if you have it. There is most likely a simple "end user" procedure for resetting the light. If you don't have the owner's manual, try googling for "audi a4 service light reset". There are several results but it's not clear to me whether they are only applicable to certain years of the A4.

EDIT: Looks like bramley computers beat me to it. This is one of the procedures listed online but one poster claimed it did not work with his/her 1998 A4 which I believe is the same generation as your 2000. Hopefully it works for you.

If you do need a computer to reset it, it might be dealer-only or you might be able to do it with VAG-COM if you want to buy that setup or know somebody who has one. IIRC it's some software and a OBD2USB cable. It's Windows only I think.

This cable is good to have if you do any of your own work. Great for checking codes and in many cases you have to have it to complete procedures (throttle body adaptation, transmission fluid checking).

Reset service light indicator Audi A4. That it is the full procedure how to reset service light indicator Audi A4. If you like to reset any maintenance oil light after an oil change. Or reset check engine light, airbag light, inspection key or insp errors when maint reqd, for Audi cars. Or any error which appears on the display. Write in the search box the car name for which you want to find information, and find how to reset other service reminders when by yourself.

I have tried all the ways given on google and YouTube to reset my service/inspection notice on my 2014 Q5, but none of them actually work. I find it strange that Audi allow you to change the oil change required notice through the MMI but not the service/inspection notice. Am I correct in saying that the only way to reset this is using a VagCom or OBDeleven device, or is there some other secret way? I have a Fixd OBD2 running both Fixd and Torque Lite software, but can't see how to do it using these. Any advice would be most welcome.

Yes, that's what I thought. Thanks for confirming this. I've only done 4000 miles since the last service and am reluctant to have another one just so that they can reset the display. Need to find someone local to just reset the display for a nominal fee.

Hi Gareth, last service was a year ago and covered just under 4000 miles since then. We have another car and share the mileage so low usage really. I know that the recommendation is at least one oil change a year, but modern synthetic oils are not cheap and I'm sure they are good for a couple of years at least.

Hi Gareth, thanks for this. I don't think my psyche would ever allow me to change the oil twice a year, but take the point about doing it at least once a year. The dashboard count down says I've 22 days to go, so will probably get it done soon after Christmas.

Your new Audi A6 is equipped with smart technology that can track your service due, and remind you when it's time to get in contact with your local Sugar Land or Houston-area Audi service center to schedule an appointment.

Your car tracks both time and mileage passed since the service interval was last reset. When there is a set time or distance (whichever comes first) left before the next oil change is due, the service reminder system will display a quick message whenever you turn your Audi on or off.

When you're coming up due for a service, your Audi A6 will start to be more assertive. When turning the car on or off, you'll see one of three messages: "Inspection due!", "Oil change due!", or "Oil change and inspection due!"

If you drive an Audi for your Winona commute, then you may or may not be familiar with the EPC light. What does EPC mean on an Audi? The EPC system stands for "Electric Power Control", and if you see the EPC light flashing your dashboard, this indicates that there is a problem with the throttle system or the sensors in your electric Audi.

If you see this light flashing, you should have your vehicle serviced immediately in order to get the electric systems functioning properly again. Learn how to fix the EPC light on your Audi with the service center at La Crosse Audi, and let us help you with any of your Audi vehicle's service and maintenance needs.

When you see your EPC light on your Audi flash, it's important to get your Audi vehicle serviced immediately as it more than likely needs serious repairs. You should still be able to drive your Audi on the Holmen roads safely, but you should only take your Audi on minimal drives or in order to get it to a service center. Here are some common reasons you might see your Audi EPC light on:

Sometimes, there may be nothing wrong with your Audi vehicle at all. It's not uncommon for many West Salem drivers to have the EPC light in their Audi flash even when there is no underlying issue. If this is the case, then you'll simply need to perform an Audi EPC light reset. This is a simple process that can actually be done from your own garage.

It's important to know that you should only reset the EPC light on your Audi if you know for a fact that there is no maintenance issue that needs to be repaired or serviced. In order to find out if there is in fact nothing wrong with your Audi, visit our service center at La Crosse Audi, and use our service specials to save on your next visit.

Hopefully, you have a better idea of what EPC means on an Audi and how important it is to have your Audi serviced if you see this light flashing on your dashboard. Contact us to set up a service appointment, so you can find out why your EPC light is flashing. If you just need an EPC light Audi reset, visit our parts center to find what you need for your DIY Audi repair.

This light is triggered by the odometer when it reaches a certain number. This usually results in a "Service" message illuminating on the instrument cluster. The light should be reset after performing the appropriate service on the car. The procedure is easy and should take less than five minutes.

Remember your car may have been serviced before and parts replaced with different size fasteners used in the replacement. The sizes of the nuts and bolts we give may be different from what you have so be prepared with different size sockets and wrenches.

Protect your eyes, hands and body from fluids, dust and debris while working on your vehicle. If working with the electrical system, disconnect the battery before beginning. Always catch fluids in appropriate containers and properly dispose of any fluid waste. Recycle parts, packaging and fluids when possible. Never work on your vehicle if you feel the task is beyond your ability.

Our vehicle may vary slightly from yours as models do change and evolve as they grow older. If something seems different, let us know and share your info to help other users. Questions or want to add to the article? Leave a comment below. When leaving a comment, please leave your vehicle information.

After maintenance services have been performed on most modern VW and Audi vehicles, the Service Reminder Interval must be reset. VCDS has a SRI Reset feature that simplifies this process and should turn off the reminder message or indication in the instrument cluster or on screen display.

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