How To Reset Oil Service Light On BMW X1 F48 (2016-2022)
Last Updated on March 14, 2024 by Nick
How have you been, Bimmers? I wish you good health always. In this post, I will share some tips and tricks when you’re already doing a BMW X1 F48 oil change DIY and need to reset the service light on your car.
Be sure to read this one thoroughly and then head over to the DIY so you can get the tips of tricks first. Then, by reading the DIY, you can make a little more sense of some of those things. So let’s go ahead and get started.
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How To Reset Oil Service Light on BMW X1 F48 (2016-2022)
Time needed: 3 minutes
So when you’re done with the oil change, some of you guys might have a service light on this BMW X1 F48. So this is how you reset it:
- Turn on your car without starting the engine
Put the key in and don’t touch any pedals then push the START button once
- Hold down the RESET button
Press and hold the RESET button to go through and wait till the service menu comes up
- Display the ENGINE OIL
Once it does you can scroll through the RESET to bring up the different items and find the ENGINE OIL
- Press and hold the RESET button
Once you get there you hold your finger on the RESET button and it’ll say Reset
- Hold it again
Hold down the RESET button one more time to confirm it and you’re done
For your info, this operation work for the BMW X1 F48 (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 model years). For the older ones, you can reach it here.
BMW X1 Inspections after 30,000 miles
BMWs require special care and attention, and a properly trained technician is essential to keep them running smoothly. An experienced BMW mechanic can provide the necessary care for your vehicle by using genuine BMW parts and following the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule. A BMW repair center can check your vehicle’s systems, including the exhaust and power steering systems, for leaks and proper positioning. They will also inspect your brakes and check the battery electrolyte level.
BMW recommends a more detailed inspection after 30,000 miles. This includes inspecting the brake system, tires, and steering system and checking the oil and other fluids. They will also check the operation of your vehicle’s onboard diagnostic system. The technicians will also inspect your car’s instrument panel and check the condition of your car’s mirrors.
If you’ve driven your BMW for more than 30,000 miles, you’ll want to have it serviced as soon as possible. BMW recommends that you take your car for routine maintenance at least once every three years. Regular oil changes will help keep your vehicle running well.
The first BMW service is called Inspection I. This includes all the points from Inspection I but is more extensive. You’ll also have your spark plugs replaced, fuel and air filters changed, and differential oil changed. You may have forgotten about some of these components, but the technician will inspect them and ensure they function correctly. They’ll also check for any signs of rust, which can be damaging to your warranty.
You’ll also want to have your tires checked every so often. The technician will check tire pressure and balance them if needed. Your car’s steering and brakes will also need to be checked. The mechanic will also check your belts and wheel alignment.
FAQ – BMW X1 Oil Service
It would help if you had something of the right kind and viscosity. The manual for my 2018 X1 specifies “BMW Longlife-01 FE or BMW Longlife-14 FE+” oil. For further details, please refer to the user manual.
The oil capacity of the 2020 BMW X1 with the 2.0L 4-cyl Engine B46A20B Turbo is approximately 5.6 quarts or 5.3 liters specified by the manufacturer.
So that is it for today some tips and tricks on BMW X1 Service Reset. I hope you liked this content, and if you have any feedback feel free to leave it in the comments section. Anyway, thanks for your time and until next time.
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Hi, I'm Jacob, and I have been passionate about automobiles since I was a child. I have spent countless hours assisting my father in his garage, learning everything there is to know about car maintenance and repair. For ten years, I ran a successful repair business, where I gained hands-on experience working with a variety of vehicles. As a result, I have developed a deep understanding of the mechanics of the car and have become an expert in maintaining and repairing any vehicle.