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  1. 6th April 2019, 11:15 AM #1
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    Question Reducing the Service Interval reminder - can it be reduced from 22,000km to 12,000km?

    I couldn't find it in the IID Tool manual, but is there a way to adjust the automatic Service reminder on the dash to a lower value than the 22,000km on our MY14 D4 TDV6? I believe that the service intervals are 12,000km/6 months for 'Rest of World' so thought perhaps I could set mine to that setting?
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    If it's not in the manual, you might have to try an email to GAP.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    If it's not in the manual, you might have to try an email to GAP.
    They advised the following:

    Hello Scott
    You are the first one to request this one thus we do not know the exact process. First, I suggest looking into the complete CCF list;
    -Connect the tool on a computer, do not start the updater software.
    -Using the mobile App, connect on the tool ''In Bootloader''
    -Wait until file loading is completed

    Keep in mind that 80 % of the CCF is not taken into account by the car. Also, do not change safety or critical settings which could cause issues. Use the search box...


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    I went past my mechanic on Wed, to check some codes, and on his code reader for my D3 (pro'ly) similar for D4 it has 3 options 24000/12000/Delete, so hopefully you can find that in yours.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    I went past my mechanic on Wed, to check some codes, and on his code reader for my D3 (pro'ly) similar for D4 it has 3 options 24000/12000/Delete, so hopefully you can find that in yours.
    What code reader does he use?



    I haven't had a chance to follow the GAP Diagnostics Tech advise as the tool lives in the cars glovebox and I've forgotten to get it out while the cars been back here.
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  6. 14th April 2019, 11:39 AM #6
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    IIRC it's an Auto-Logic that can read all sort of cars, judging by the menu I saw over his shoulder.
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