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SERVICE "A" what is involved???
Hi Guys, and thanks for the mechanical help.
I'm pretty new to MBz ownership. I bought a used 2000 CLK 430, and the Service "A" in 400 miles message is comming on. I'm a pretty good at working on cars. In fact i've built chevy and VW engines in the past, but never owned a mercedes. I'm not rich, and would like to perform the services myself. Would you please tell me what is involved in the service, A reasonable place to purchase parts, and how to reset the "Service A" computer on the dash. Thanks for your time and help. Shane |
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It's all covered in the owner/maintenance manual. If yours didn't come with one, you can get one from your dealer or by calling 800-FOR-MERC(EDES). Also the dealer ought to be able to provide you with a nice trifold sheet that they use as a check sheet when performing that service.
Len |
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Service "A" is nothing more than a glorified oil change, plus routine inspections. If you're already a car guy, you probably check all this stuff as a matter of routine anyway.
You can do Service "B" too. Follow the advice above, and you'll be on the right track.
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'01 SLK320, '79 450SL & '01 C320 -- What? 3 Mercedes? I am DEFINITELY crazy!!! |
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It is simple to reset service interval.
On the "wrench" screen just press and hold the reset button ( on the right side of cluster) for 3 sec. The display will ask you yes or no to reset. If you press yes and you will get another 10,000 miles to run. |
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Thanks for your help
Thanks for all of your help. I changed the oil right after bought it, and the air cleaners looked brand new. I ran injecter cleaner through the fuel system and checked the brakes and tire pressure. It all looks good. I thought something special may need to be done since it's a Mercedes. Once again, thanks for your help.
shane |
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