I went to a friends house yesterday and we (I mostly watched and learned) performed a Service B on my car, plus we installed new OEM front brake pads because I was getting some uneven wear on my left front inner pad. So I went ahead and reset my FSS and the computer stated "Service A in 13000 miles" as it should. But I just got back from a 40 mile drive this morning and the Service A indicator still shows 13000...the mileage hasn't adjusted after driving 40 miles. So I reset it again when I got back home just now and I will see what happens when I go for another drive...hopefully the mileage will adjust properly.

Am I missing a step or something??

Has this ever happened to anyone?

By the way the dealership was going to charge me $700 for a service B and new front brake pads / I bought all the parts needed (OEM brake pads, oil filter, oil, dust filter, brake fluid) for $200 and I gave my friend some $ for the 4 hours he spent working on my car / so I saved a lot of money!

If any of you South Florida MB C-class owners are looking for a reliable guy to do service on your car, my friend is the man. You save a fortune compared to the dealer and he is easy to do business with. He will only be in town another 2 months or so because he is joining the Airforce. He lives in Fort Lauderdale...

My friend deserves a =

I'm not sure but I have noticed that in my car the FSS only goes down by 100 mile increments. So if you are expecting to see a countdown mile by mile, I don't think that will happen. I would wait a couple more days and see how it looks. Remember supposdely the FSS mointors the way and conditions that you drive under and that affects the reading as well.

yes it goes down by 100 increments...nothing to worry about...good job on saving some cash

Thanks for the info! I feel better now...