Thanks for your reply though. Actually when I looked again through the OBD11's Control unit 03 (Brakes), I found the correct commands in Basic settings. Maybe I should get my vision checked 🫣. For those of us who use OBD11 I found instructions from an OBDeleven forum thread In case of dead link I quote the actual instruction part of a post: Before you get started, please make sure your car battery is fully charged, if it's not; hook up a charger. The last thing you want to run into is a battery that doesn't deliver enough power to move the pistons when you are done replacing everything! Open the hood of your car. Plug in your OBDEleven dongle and turn the ignition ON (keep the engine OFF) Turn your electronic parking brake (EPB) ON and then OFF (you might need to put your foot on the brake to turn it back off) In the OBDEleven app navigate to the Control Units page and go to Brakes 03 Now click on "Basic settings" To open the pistons to replace your brake pads click "Start lining change mode" don't change any values in this tab and just send the coding by holding the checkmark in the app. Now the car will start making some noises, this is normal. Once the noises stop wait a few seconds and then turn the ignition off. Now replace your brake pads and/or disks. When you are done with replacing everything and everything is properly back together; Make sure the OBDEleven dongle is plugged into the car and the hood is open. Now turn the ignition ON (keep the engine OFF) Once again go to the Controls Units page and go to Brakes 03 Once again click on "Basic settings" Now in order to close the pistons again click "End lining change mode" don't change any values in this tab and just send the coding by holding the checkmark in the app. The car will now start making some noises again, wait a few seconds until it stops. Now turn your electronic parking brakes ON and then OFF again (you might need to put your foot on the brake to turn it back off) You are now done. If you start your engine all the errors in your dashboard should disappear within a few minutes. Take a test drive to see if everything works as it should.