Service B just came on
04-07-2015, 08:13 PM
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Service B just came on
Hi all,
Just wanted to get a better idea of what the Service B light stands for. I am a little over 16K miles, not sure if that means anything. I have heard that it is just an oil change and fluid checks. Also, what is a good price for this service? I am sure the dealership will charge a lot for this compared to other local shops. Thanks!
Just wanted to get a better idea of what the Service B light stands for. I am a little over 16K miles, not sure if that means anything. I have heard that it is just an oil change and fluid checks. Also, what is a good price for this service? I am sure the dealership will charge a lot for this compared to other local shops. Thanks!
04-07-2015, 08:29 PM
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i can get u some info later when i get my hands on my latest service report
which B service exactly are you talking about (I'm assuming B2?)
i remember its a bit more than just oil change and fluid checks, dealer charges somewhere near $600
which B service exactly are you talking about (I'm assuming B2?)
i remember its a bit more than just oil change and fluid checks, dealer charges somewhere near $600
04-07-2015, 09:37 PM
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I'll link this for you as well, 2013 is the same as 2014:
https://www.mbusa.com/vcm/MB/Digital...ce_Booklet.pdf
You will likely be looking at an oil/filter change, cabin filter change, and brake fluid flush. I would guess around $300 at a dealer. The main items above are for the Service B. The rest of Service B is a bunch of visual checks that I guess are useful, but not really necessary and they eat up a lot of labor time (stuff like testing interior lights, sunroof, etc).
A full service B including all the visual stuff is going to be closer to $600. You can reset the service light yourself in thirty seconds so it is up to as whether you want to pay another $300 for visual checks or just go with the main fluid/filter changes.
Some parts of the country are cheaper and places do put out coupons so check out your local dealers too. An indy will also be cheaper.
https://www.mbusa.com/vcm/MB/Digital...ce_Booklet.pdf
You will likely be looking at an oil/filter change, cabin filter change, and brake fluid flush. I would guess around $300 at a dealer. The main items above are for the Service B. The rest of Service B is a bunch of visual checks that I guess are useful, but not really necessary and they eat up a lot of labor time (stuff like testing interior lights, sunroof, etc).
A full service B including all the visual stuff is going to be closer to $600. You can reset the service light yourself in thirty seconds so it is up to as whether you want to pay another $300 for visual checks or just go with the main fluid/filter changes.
Some parts of the country are cheaper and places do put out coupons so check out your local dealers too. An indy will also be cheaper.
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04-07-2015, 10:55 PM
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I'll link this for you as well, 2013 is the same as 2014:
https://www.mbusa.com/vcm/MB/Digital...ce_Booklet.pdf
You will likely be looking at an oil/filter change, cabin filter change, and brake fluid flush. I would guess around $300 at a dealer. The main items above are for the Service B. The rest of Service B is a bunch of visual checks that I guess are useful, but not really necessary and they eat up a lot of labor time (stuff like testing interior lights, sunroof, etc).
A full service B including all the visual stuff is going to be closer to $600. You can reset the service light yourself in thirty seconds so it is up to as whether you want to pay another $300 for visual checks or just go with the main fluid/filter changes.
Some parts of the country are cheaper and places do put out coupons so check out your local dealers too. An indy will also be cheaper.
https://www.mbusa.com/vcm/MB/Digital...ce_Booklet.pdf
You will likely be looking at an oil/filter change, cabin filter change, and brake fluid flush. I would guess around $300 at a dealer. The main items above are for the Service B. The rest of Service B is a bunch of visual checks that I guess are useful, but not really necessary and they eat up a lot of labor time (stuff like testing interior lights, sunroof, etc).
A full service B including all the visual stuff is going to be closer to $600. You can reset the service light yourself in thirty seconds so it is up to as whether you want to pay another $300 for visual checks or just go with the main fluid/filter changes.
Some parts of the country are cheaper and places do put out coupons so check out your local dealers too. An indy will also be cheaper.
04-08-2015, 12:05 PM
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Hi all,
Just wanted to get a better idea of what the Service B light stands for. I am a little over 16K miles, not sure if that means anything. I have heard that it is just an oil change and fluid checks. Also, what is a good price for this service? I am sure the dealership will charge a lot for this compared to other local shops. Thanks!
Just wanted to get a better idea of what the Service B light stands for. I am a little over 16K miles, not sure if that means anything. I have heard that it is just an oil change and fluid checks. Also, what is a good price for this service? I am sure the dealership will charge a lot for this compared to other local shops. Thanks!
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...ys-paying.html
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04-08-2015, 04:19 PM
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Go here and you'll find other discussionHere as well as a .pdf of what you get for your $600+
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...ys-paying.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...ys-paying.html
