Help... I think I accidentally reset my service status
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I have 2006 E350 with 15400 miles. My car service indicator came on few days ago showing "Service G" in 20 days. I followed the FSS instruction (https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w211/92554-service-e-class-211-usa.html) to view my service items... however, I think I accidentally reset the service status instead. I clicked on "Confirmation" -> "Full Confirmation" thinking it was going to show me my last service confirmation items... or so I thought. Now my car shows "Service C" in 365 days.
What did I just do and is there still a way to view my "Service G" items? Also, if I really did wipe out my service status, how do I get it serviced at the dealer?
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What did I just do and is there still a way to view my "Service G" items? Also, if I really did wipe out my service status, how do I get it serviced at the dealer?
Thanks.
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I have 2006 E350 with 15400 miles. My car service indicator came on few days ago showing "Service G" in 20 days. I followed the FSS instruction (https://mbworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=92554) to view my service items... however, I think I accidentally reset the service status instead. I clicked on "Confirmation" -> "Full Confirmation" thinking it was going to show me my last service confirmation items... or so I thought. Now my car shows "Service C" in 365 days.
What did I just do and is there still a way to view my "Service G" items? Also, if I really did wipe out my service status, how do I get it serviced at the dealer?
Thanks.
What did I just do and is there still a way to view my "Service G" items? Also, if I really did wipe out my service status, how do I get it serviced at the dealer?
Thanks.
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Trust me, you do NOT need service G with only 15,400 miles on an '06 MB. IF anything, you did what MB would do. They will prolly give you an oil change, & inspection (basically a service A). Then the would reset your system, which would prolly give you the Serv. C which you now see. How I know? I had a serv. F with only 32K on my '05 E500. MB serviced the car, did NOT perform the items listed for serv. F (spark plugs, charcoal canister, fuel filter etc due to low mileage and MY), and now I have a Serv. D due in 12K miles.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.
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Trust me, you do NOT need service G with only 15,400 miles on an '06 MB. IF anything, you did what MB would do. They will prolly give you an oil change, & inspection (basically a service A). Then the would reset your system, which would prolly give you the Serv. C which you now see. How I know? I had a serv. F with only 32K on my '05 E500. MB serviced the car, did NOT perform the items listed for serv. F (spark plugs, charcoal canister, fuel filter etc due to low mileage and MY), and now I have a Serv. D due in 12K miles.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.
Correct at 15,400 miles you don't need G. I misread it to be 154000.
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Trust me, you do NOT need service G with only 15,400 miles on an '06 MB. IF anything, you did what MB would do. They will prolly give you an oil change, & inspection (basically a service A). Then the would reset your system, which would prolly give you the Serv. C which you now see. How I know? I had a serv. F with only 32K on my '05 E500. MB serviced the car, did NOT perform the items listed for serv. F (spark plugs, charcoal canister, fuel filter etc due to low mileage and MY), and now I have a Serv. D due in 12K miles.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.
As vettedvr stated, take the car in, and if they're honest, they should perform a 15K mile maint. and you're good to go. I strongly advise against letting them change anything other than what is scheduled in your MB maint. book.