Is it difficult to correct odometer for Peugeot/Citroen by OBDSTAR X300 DP Plus? How to adjust OBD and BSI separately?

No, it’s easy to do if you follow the instructions as below.

Something important to know:

1.During the mileage adjustment process, ensure that the power is sufficient and the voltage is

stable;

2.Before performing the adjustment, you must read and save the instrument and BSI data

(EEPROM and FLASH) firstly.

Adjust mileage for both dashboard and BSI via OBD:

Step 1: Turn on the ignition switch

Step 2: Adjust the instrument mileage through OBD firstly. After the adjustment is successful, unplug the instrument fuse immediately (please make sure the fuse position before adjustment)

Step 3: Then adjust BSI mileage via OBD. After the adjustment is successful, don’t turn off the ignition switch, disconnect the battery cathode, and wait for 5 minutes

Step 4: Connect the battery cathode, enter EEPROM backup function to read mileage and check whether the mileage adjustment is successful

Step 5: Plug the instrument fuse, turn off the ignition switch, close & lock the car door, and wait for 5 minutes

Step 6: Turn on the ignition switch to check whether the instrument mileage adjustment is successful

Adjust mileage for BSI only via OBD:

Step 1: Remove the instrument

Step 2: Turn on the ignition switch

Step 3: Rest the BSI mileage firstly. After the adjustment is successful, don’t turn off the ignition switch, disconnect the battery cathode, and wait for 5 minutes

Step 4: Connect the battery cathode, enter EEPROM backup function to read mileage and check whether the mileage adjustment is successful

Step 5: Correct odometer for instrument by X300 DP Plus or other programmer, and install it back to the car

Step 6: Turn off the ignition switch, close& lock the car door, and turn on the ignition switch to confirm whether the mileage is adjusted successfully

Peugeot menu instruction:

1.Dashboard system:

1).Read EEPROM (backup): read and save instrument data

2).Correct odometer: adjust the instrument mileage. It can read the current mileage, if the mileage read out has big error than the original one, please don’t correct odometer.

3).Write EEPROM (recover): recover the backup EEPROM data. After recovering, the mileage will turn to the value as before

2.BSI system:

1).Read EEPROM** (backup): read and save BSI EEPROM data

2).Read FLASH** (backup): read and save BSI FLASH data

3).Correct odometer: Adjust BSI mileage

4).Reset mileage: reset the BSI mileage to zero

5).Write EEPROM** (recover): recover the backup EEPROM data. After recovering, the mileage will turn to the value as before

Video reference:

OBDSTAR Key Master DP Plus reset odometer for Peugeot BSI 2004 H05:

https://youtu.be/szYLVGXTSng

OBDSTAR Key Master DP Plus reset odometer for Citroen BSI P09:

https://youtu.be/BNmy1CTw504

If the mileage has been synchronized by the data of another module and restored to the original mileage. Please try to solve it by the following methods.

Method 1:

First remove the instrument, do not pull out the plug, and then adjust the instrument mileage through OBD.

After the adjustment is successful, immediately unplug the instrument (as fast as possible), and then adjust the BSI mileage through OBD.

The value is consistent with the instrument.

After that, enter the reading mileage, confirm the mileage to be adjusted, and then install the instrument.

Method 2:

First adjust the instrument mileage through OBD.

After the adjustment is successful, immediately unplug the instrument power supply fuse (as fast as possible, it is recommended to unplug the fuse before adjusting the instrument to check whether the instrument is powered off), and then adjust the BSI mileage through OBD.

The value is consistent with the instrument.

After that, enter the reading mileage, confirm the mileage to be adjusted, and then install the instrument fuse.

The instrument fuse is on the BSI, and the BSI position is generally under the steering wheel as shown below.

Note: The position of the fuses may vary depending on years and models. According to the BSI module brand type, Valeo is generally F21, Continent is generally F19, and JHNSON CONTRLS is generally F12...;

BSI menu is based on types, such as "CONTINENTAL BSI-Q0X", where CONTINENTAL is the BSI brand name, Q0X is the BSI type, X stands for any number 0-9, the device can automatically recognize, if not, the types are not supported. Types can be seen on the BSI module label, as shown below.

FYI

Here is the X300 DP Plus PEUGEOT/ CITROEN Mileage Adjustment full car list:

https://www.cardiagtool.co.uk/obdstar-x300-dp-plus-full-version.html