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BMW Serie 3 - Video tutorial
Model: BMW Serie 3
F30, F31
- Years 2012-2019 Let's see below the instructions that will allow us to reset the brake pad wear indicator light of the BMW 3 Series. After replacing the old brake pads, we can get into the car and turn on the instrument panel; then we go to the settings on the onboard computer, using the central knob, and go to the brake pads option, as shown in the video. Now we replace the brake pads indicated on the onboard computer; press and hold the instrument panel button and follow the procedure indicated to reset it!
Posted on 10 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
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