Motorin Mark

Sorry if this has been asked before. My wife's dash sais service "B" due in 500 miles. Can someone tell me what is done on this service and about how much it should run? Can I do it myself without voiding the warranty?


Car is a 2013 C-250 sedan bought CPO. Purchased in July of this year and we live in Florida.


Thanks in advance.

capt_paul

You should have received the Maintenance booklet when you purchased the vehicle

phenom3030

Just had mine done this week.


-Oil filter
-Mobil 1
-Windshield washer fluid
-pollen filter
-brake fluid

Motorin Mark

Can anyone else offer just a bit more info? Thanks

speedraider

Contact AlabasterC55 , I bought one of my c250s from him at Daytona Auto mall Mercedes before moving to Las Vegas . He can tell you. Good guy

phenom3030

Motorin Mark, did your CPO include any maintanence package? I purchased my CPO in August and have 2 years of maintenance included.

Doa

B = small
A = big

still doesn't mean a B is cheaper or quicker then an A

77gman77

http://bit.ly/1vdtI4E

speedraider

just an oil and filter change. Don't worry about the other stuff, it's all fluff
easy to do on your own. Mobil 1 oil and get a Mercedes OEM filter.

Motorin Mark

Thank you, that is kind of what I thought just wanted someone else' opinion.

Motorin Mark

No I purchased ours in July, was not on that program.

stratman1954

"B" service is the more extensive, pricey service. Includes brake fluid change. About $500.

phenom3030

Found this on the owners website:

There are two types of required service: A-Service (basic) and B-Service (extended).

A-Service at 13,000 miles or one year; then every 26,000 miles or two years(1)


Interior

• Function check
• Check warning and indicator lamps, illumination, and interior lighting
• Check windshield wiper, windshield washer system, headlamp cleaning system
• Reset maintenance service counter in instrument cluster

Wheels and brakes

• Check front brake pads for lining thickness
• Check tires for damage and condition
• Correct tire inflation pressure
• Tire rotation(2)

Engine Compartment

• Engine oil and filter change
• Fluid level checks of the following:

* Engine cooling system, antifreeze and corrosion protection
* Windshield washer system

* Brake system

• Check and correct battery fluid level
• Check battery condition using "Midtronics MCR 717" tester (C-Class, CLK-Class, SL-Class)
• Check catch, safety catch and hinges on engine hood for proper operation

Trunk

• Correct tire inflation pressure in spare tire

Tire Rotation - the First One's on Us
Your vehicle's tires are a critical component of overall vehicle performance and vehicle stability. On models
with four same-size tires, we suggest tire rotation at every maintenance service, and at least once in between
each one following the recommendations in the literature provided by the tire manufacturer and depending on
tire wear.

Your first tire rotation before 6,500 miles will be provided at no charge. And if your vehicle's front and rear
tires are different sizes (so they cannot be rotated), your dealer will inspect them and adjust their pressure
for you.
1. Whichever comes first. Requires use of 229.5-spec oil and high-performance fleece oil filter. Every 10,000 miles for V-12 and AMG models. Driver is responsible for monitoring fluid levels and tire pressures between service visits. On E-Class models, see Maintenance Booklet for additional maintenance service types.
2. If your vehicle's front and rear tires are different sizes (so they cannot be rotated), your dealer will inspect them and adjust their pressure for you.


B-Service - First visit at 26,000 miles or two years; then every 26,000 miles or two years(1)



Interior

• Function check
• Check warning and indicator lamps, illumination and interior lighting
• Check windshield wiper, windshield washer system, headlamp cleaning system
• Check seat belts for damage and proper function
• Reset maintenance service counter in instrument cluster
• Replace dust filter (not applicable to SL-Class)
• Replace combination filter (SL-Class)
• Check parking brake (function test only)

Wheels and brakes

• Check condition/thickness of front and rear brake discs
• Check front and rear brake pads for lining thickness
• Check tires for damage and condition
• Measure tread depth, record in mm
• Correct tire inflation pressure
• Tire rotation(2)

Underside of vehicle

• Check for major component leakage
• Check for chafe marks, line routing, damaged components
• Check condition of front axle ball joints and rubber boots
• Check condition of mechanical steering components

Engine Compartment

• Check for major components leakage
• Check for chafe marks, line routing, damaged components
• Check and replenish all fluid levels
• Engine oil and filter change
• Check engine cooling system, antifreeze, and corrosion protection
• Check brake system
• Check power steering
• Check Active Body Control (S, SL, and CL-Class)
• Check windshield washer system
• Check and correct battery fluid level
• Check battery condition
• Check catch, safety catch and hinges on engine hood for proper operation
• Check condition of poly-V-belt

Trunk

• Correct tire inflation pressure in spare tire (S and CL-Class)

1. Whichever comes first. Requires use of 229.5-spec oil and high-performance fleece oil filter. Every 10,000 miles for V-12 and AMG models. Driver is responsible for monitoring fluid levels and tire pressures between service visits. On E-Class models, see Maintenance Booklet for additional maintenance service types.
2. If your vehicle's front and rear tires are different sizes (so they cannot be rotated), your dealer will inspect them and adjust their pressure for you.

ralawren

My 2013 C300 4 matic with factory maintenance is on a 10,000 mile schedule in US. It includes cabin air filter change and brake fluid change with B service (24 mos or 20,000 miles).