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How to Update BMW Service History in iDrive

In this video, I show you how to update the iDrive Service History in your F or G Series BMW for free; using a laptop, Ethernet to OBDII cable and some free software. If you’ve ever performed an oil service or changed the brake fluid in your BMW, you will have most likely reset the service prompt using Diagnostic Mode and the BC button. However, this reset doesn’t add a record into the car’s iDrive Service History. Before you try and update your car, please read all of this description and the comments in this video to make sure your car is compatible. If you update your service history successfully, could you please comment to let me know the year and model of your car so I can keep this list up to date. This program has been tested and confirmed to work on the following models: 1-Series (F20) 2-Series (F44) 3-Series (F30 & F31) 4-Series (F36) X5 (G05) X6 (F16) Users have experienced issues updating the following models: X1 (F48) X3 (G01) I do not accept any liability for this software; users are responsible for the risks associated with using it. You will need the following items to add service records into iDrive: • A Windows based laptop (or a MacBook running a Windows VM) • If your laptop doesn’t have an ethernet port, a USB to Ethernet adapter • An Ethernet to OBDII ESYS Cable • The BMW Service History Manager Lite program (linked below) I’ve provided links below if you are missing any of the required parts. Amazon USB-C to Ethernet Adapter: https://amzn.to/43ih8YD Amazon USB-A to Ethernet Adapter: https://amzn.to/3SmbE8X StarTech USB-C Hub from Amazon: https://amzn.to/43he9Q6 OBDII ESYS Cable from Amazon: https://amzn.to/4mzart5 HU Service History Manager Lite: https://swiftdevelopments.com/downloa... Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:15 Required items 01:26 How to install BMW Service History Manager 01:57 Note existing service records 02:40 Convert miles into kilometres 03:17 How to enter service records into BMW Service History Manager 05:44 Connect to the OBDII port 06:09 Connect your laptop to the car 07:36 Writing service history to the car 08:50 Check service records have updated 09:14 Outro