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Using the Buttons in the Instrument Cluster to check for Service Messages from MY 2014

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It is possible to check the most current service message at any time. The ignition must be switched on but the engine must be off.

-- Press the button -1-, until the "wrench symbol" appears and in the upper right of the instrument cluster display -2- the number "1" appears for oil change service.

Fig 1: Identifying Instrument Cluster Buttons (2012 Beetle)
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-- Press the button -1- again.

The "wrench symbol" and the upper right of the instrument cluster display -2- the number "2" for the Inspection service are displayed.

An overdue service is represented by a minus sign in front of the Kilometer- or Day counter.