The dreaded D+ service
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2016 E350
The dreaded D+ service
Hi everyone. Instead of an indy shop, I ended up back at the dealer (Laguna Niguel) for service. Car is a little over 48k miles. The car said it needed D+ service.
The dealer gave me a loaner and said the car really only needed an A service, intake filters, and recommended alignment since my tires are pretty much brand new.
Cost as follows:
$167 - A service
$130 - Intake filters
$130 - Alignment for all wheels
The dealer gave me a loaner and said the car really only needed an A service, intake filters, and recommended alignment since my tires are pretty much brand new.
Cost as follows:
$167 - A service
$130 - Intake filters
$130 - Alignment for all wheels
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Eurocharged 2004 E500, Eurocharged ECU/TCU 2005 SL600, 2010 Caddy SwaggerWagon
Hi everyone. Instead of an indy shop, I ended up back at the dealer (Laguna Niguel) for service. Car is a little over 48k miles. The car said it needed D+ service.
The dealer gave me a loaner and said the car really only needed an A service, intake filters, and recommended alignment since my tires are pretty much brand new.
Cost as follows:
$167 - A service
$130 - Intake filters
$130 - Alignment for all wheels
The dealer gave me a loaner and said the car really only needed an A service, intake filters, and recommended alignment since my tires are pretty much brand new.
Cost as follows:
$167 - A service
$130 - Intake filters
$130 - Alignment for all wheels
You can do your filters for under $50.00 and ten minutes of your time.
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2003 E500 Benz & 2015 BMW M235ix
At what mileage interval should the air filters normally be changed? I thought I saw a posting on this forum about service requirements that they should be replaced at the 60,000 mile point. I have 59,000 on my 2003 E500 and not sure they've ever been replaced yet. Also, guess I should use the MB-brand filters instead of the K&N brand.......I'm thinking of doing it myself since my next A or B Service isn't due for another 10k miles.
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At what mileage interval should the air filters normally be changed? I thought I saw a posting on this forum about service requirements that they should be replaced at the 60,000 mile point. I have 59,000 on my 2003 E500 and not sure they've ever been replaced yet. Also, guess I should use the MB-brand filters instead of the K&N brand.......I'm thinking of doing it myself since my next A or B Service isn't due for another 10k miles.
Part #A1120940604 $62 list/49 net
Compliments of Benz-O-Rama https://mbworld.org/forums/showpost....6&postcount=17
OEM or K&N https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w211/258431-k-n-air-filters-stock.html
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For a mechanical idiot like me, I can still do air filters myself.
You win some, you lose some. I actually won in Vegas a few months back, so I consider myself ahead. I'll put the air filter markup and labor on the Vegas trip.
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Eurocharged 2004 E500, Eurocharged ECU/TCU 2005 SL600, 2010 Caddy SwaggerWagon
Definitely something to remember for the future. Now that I'm searching through past posts, I am finding all the info on air filters. Earlier I was in a rush, so I didn't look at parts cost, etc.
For a mechanical idiot like me, I can still do air filters myself.
You win some, you lose some. I actually won in Vegas a few months back, so I consider myself ahead. I'll put the air filter markup and labor on the Vegas trip.
For a mechanical idiot like me, I can still do air filters myself.
You win some, you lose some. I actually won in Vegas a few months back, so I consider myself ahead. I'll put the air filter markup and labor on the Vegas trip.
Check this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...highlight=mann
Here's what mine looked like at the 55K mark. Pay particular attention to post #17.
