Use the BC stalk to move around and enter and reset things. Once you see the oil can let go of the trip reset button. You will see a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark and then see an oil can.
Wait for the gong sounds to stop and hold down the mileage reset button on the guage cluster. Without pressing the brake, push the START/STOP buttonĥ. Note: To enter the service menu this is what I had to do.Ĥ. I will check in a few days to see how these mileages change. I drove the car and checked the mileage to service and for some reason the fronts went from 60,000 to 13,000 but the rears remained at 37,000. I pulled the paper clips out and plugged the old sensors back in. I then reset the brake pad service reminders and it WORKED!!! initially showed 60,000 miles front and 37,000 miles rear. One paper clip per sensor plug and sticking each end into the sensor on the car side (to complete the circuit). What finally worked for me was unplugging the rear sensor (you must remove the back passenger side wheel well cover) and the two front sensors and using a small paper clip in a "U" shape. Solution: So after reading a bunch of threads with people not being able to reset the sensor warning I tried the best methods people offered. In the service menu it showed "-" for the mileage and warnings remained. I tried unplugging only the front sensors and resetting but it would not reset even after plugging in the old sensors.
This causes a brake pad warning every time you start the car and more annoyingly the red BRAKE warning light in the cluster remains on and does not turn off when driving. Unfortunately, this either triggered or left on the brake pad sensor warning. An indy mechanic had good intentions and went into the service menu and reset the service reminder. A few months ago I got the Service light reminder warning in the cluster. The installer tied up the brake pad sensors and I had no issues after install of the BBK. Background: I have a 2011 E90 M3 with ~64k miles and installed a set of StopTech ST-60/ST-40 brakes around ~57k miles ago.
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