"A" and "B" services items listed....
Mercedes-Benz Flex Service Details
*Pricing is for approximate illustration purposes only, pricing may differ at your dealership, please consult your dealership for current pricing* A-Flex Service Approximate cost $199 - $249 Replace engine oil and genuine MBZ oil filter Lubricate hood hinges Inspect brakes Inspect cooling system Check & clean air filter (replacement additional) Inspect windshield wiper inserts & service windshield washer system (replacement of wipers additional) Inspect heating & ventilation dust filter (replacement additional) Inspect lines & hoses Inspect & lubricate throttle linkage Check tire pressure (including spare) Check horns, lights, seat belts, tires & brake pads for wear Check & top-off all fluids Reset Flexible Service System counter Wash Vehicle Road test B-Flex Service Approximate cost $299 - $449 Replace engine oil & genuine MBZ oil filter Analyze engine management system with Mercedes-Benz Star Diagnostic System Tester Rotate tires (excludes AMG models with staggered wheels) Lubricate hood hinges Inspect brakes Inspect cooling system Check & clean air filter (replacement additional) Inspect windshield wiper inserts & service windshield washer system (replacement of wipers additional) Inspect heating & ventilation dust filter (replacement additional) Inspect & lubricate throttle linkage Check tire pressure (including spare) Check horns, lights, seat belts, tires & brake pads for wear Inspect front axle ball joints; & rear differential levels Check steering play & power steering clutch Inspect Poly V-Belt for condition Inspect Climate control refrigerant Check & top-off all fluids Reset Flexible Service System counter Wash Vehicle Road test Additional Dealer Recommendations A/C Evaporator Cleaning - $129 Fuel Injector Service - $139 Replace Cabin Air Filter (consult dealer for model pricing) Brake Fluid Exhange - $129 Power Steering Service $169 Cooling System Service - $149 Factory Recommended Transmission Service Recommended at 39,000 miles Vehicles equiped with a .6 transmission - $279 Vehicles equiped with a .9 transmission - $359 Transmission Service Includes the Following Remove transmission pan Replace transmission filter & pan gasket Renew fluid (5 quarts synthetic transmission fluid) Road test to verify proper gearshift performance *Pricing is for approximate illustration purposes only, pricing may differ at your dealership, please consult your dealership for current pricing* |
Bumping this from the grave because it is an excellent post!
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should be a sticky actually
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I have a photocopy of the full dealer service schedule for the 209 from my indy mech. I will scan it and try to post....
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Excellent post Klinh. Thanks for providing the info. I really never have issues with the price for the A, but the B always seem a little excessive. Now I know why. Thanks again. BTW do you currently work at a MB dealership?
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Originally Posted by bheng
(Post 4628746)
should be a sticky actually
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Great post. How often do I change the transmission fluid and the brake fluid?
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:yawesome man i can check wht i dont need to spend at the dealer great post mannnnn.
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For the "addtional dealer recommendations," besides the tranny fluid at 39k, are there recommended intervals?
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my dash tells me I'm about a week over due for Service D? Everyone i asked have NO idea what this entails.. Any ideas? I'm throwing my car in the dealer next week. just trying to get some info before i go in.
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you can always call in and ask a service adviser to see what service D entails, i see that you have a CLS so maybe it only pertains to a CLS diagnostic.
im sure the owners manual says something about service D as well. |
Originally Posted by Klinh
(Post 3944831)
Mercedes-Benz Flex Service Details
*Pricing is for approximate illustration purposes only, pricing may differ at your dealership, please consult your dealership for current pricing* A-Flex Service Approximate cost $199 - $249 B-Flex Service Approximate cost $299 - $449 Vehicles equiped with a .6 transmission - $279 *Pricing is for approximate illustration purposes only, pricing may differ at your dealership, please consult your dealership for current pricing* Good God! the dealership here is sky rocketing the prices! i was quoted: A - Service = 400$ - 450$ B - Service = 1400$ Auto Transmission = 600$ I'll make sure to take a 2nd mortgage on the house to go to my stealership! :smash: |
Originally Posted by boull
(Post 4893790)
Good God! the dealership here is sky rocketing the prices!
i was quoted: A - Service = 400$ - 450$ B - Service = 1400$ Auto Transmission = 600$ I'll make sure to take a 2nd mortgage on the house to go to my stealership! :smash: That's insane prices....I'd look elsewhere. They are obviously ripping you off. I was able to get my service B done for less than $250 |
That's the prices I pay here in Sweden, it's really expensive here, but that price seems too steep for US prices.
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Sheesh, all you guys need to do is google around and find some service specials, and then ask your local dealer to match - and they probably will....
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A and B services are basically just oil and filter changes plus some "inspections". The main difference between them is that there are more inspections performed at the B service plus a change of the cabin air filter(s). Note that there are other items that usually coincide with he B-service, like changing the brake fluid and R&B of the tires. Honestly, paying more than $200 for an A service and more than $400 for a B-service (with brake fluid change) is ridiculous. A and B services are HUGE profit items for dealerships. Unless you just really like to make the dealership rich, either learn to do them yourself, or find a reputable indy to do it for you.
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& that's how they obtained the name "Stealership!"
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In Melbourne,the Mercedes Dealerships charge $525 for an A service and the B service they charge $825
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great thread!!!
I dont really check which service i'm going to as they never show up on my dash board.....does the car tell you when each service time comes up??? |
How about the items listed in service "C" for a 2004 E55 W211?
I just used the manual to "clear" it after having an indy do an oil change, air filters, idler and tensioner pulleys, and a new thermostat. Will it automatically begin a countdown to the next service interval? |
Originally Posted by michoblb
(Post 4902606)
great thread!!!
I dont really check which service i'm going to as they never show up on my dash board.....does the car tell you when each service time comes up??? and u need to reset the FSS on each service. u never serviced ur car for oil? |
Originally Posted by Chris Buffalo
(Post 4902742)
Will it automatically begin a countdown to the next service interval? |
Great thread!
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I have only had mine for about 5k miles, so I just took it in for the first time. Service C was what it wanted. I cleared that, then it said overdue for "B"; I cleared that too...now it says overdue for "D" -- wth?
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Originally Posted by boull
(Post 4903369)
The services come in a consecutive manner, so if you did Service A, next time will be Service B coming up. Also, it tells u how much time ur overdue as well, and lights up each time you start the car if u didnt take care of it.
and u need to reset the FSS on each service. u never serviced ur car for oil? |
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