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I'm surprised no one has found the solution to this and posted it.

I have the same exact problem on a 2004 E320. Yet I've reset it without problems on a 2005 E500.

I get these three screens...
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Help!

health services

Ok so I finally figure it out. I got a pm from konigstiger that I needed to cancel the service and confirm each, line to line. I cancel the services but did not see the line to line confirmation for each available.



Sorry I found out none of my pictures were focused before I let the car go but I will update if I get the car again. These are with older pictures I did take...

health services

Go to the service menu.
scrow up or down with the (+) or (-) until you get to 'addit work' click or hit the left outer lower button to proceed

health services

under 'addit work'

Scrow up or down with (+) or (-) to the lines you want to cancel. hit the left outer loer button to the comfirmation page.

health services

I guess the later model cars have a similar menu.

under 'addit work'




US service 12?

Which is a oil change I think...

hit the left outer lower button and you will get to the next page



Standard oil
Oil grade blah blah

Hit the left outer lower button again to confirm



Afterwards hit the left outer upper button to back out of the screens.

MasterMoparSB

Does anyone know what I gotta do to see what services I need to do on my 07? I tried the tap three times thin it sid nothing.

edwinwalke

Take a look at your maintenance booklet. It tells what is required for the service intervals.

MasterMoparSB

I'd like to see what the car says it needs. I've done it once before but I don't remember how.

bdeustis

I have a 2003 E500 and believe this is the correct WIS aide

rose4849

Does anyone know what the average yearly mileage for driving a vehicle? I thought it was 15000 or 20000, but am being told by a car salesman (not my favorite profession) that it is only 12000 or 13000. Help anyone know ?

TheGreatOne45

am i missing something bc i still have not seen how to reset the fss after service performed at an indy mechanic. i have an 06.

kkanuck

Hi,

I was wondering about an issue I have....

I just bought an 06' E320 CDI with 20,000 miles.

My Service D just showed up, and after checking with the display, it states I need to do Service Items: 3, 5, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16

Additional items: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 16, 20.

My question is, seeing as the oil by mileage is meant to be changed at 13K mile increments, my current mileage is only 20,500 miles.....so do I reset the computer once I change the oil, fuel filter, and combination air filter?

or do I wait until it hits 26K miles before I reset the computer?

I want to make sure I understand what is best so I do not screw up my future FSS readings etc....

Thanks for any assistance in advance!

eggracer

Thanks everyone for sharing so much on this forum. I have saved a lot of money doing most of the service DIY with the help of a DIY friend who has a shop with a lift.

On my 2006 E350 4-matic, I had to start from the outside temp display instead of the mph display. Otherwise, the procedure to access the service menu and confirm service on a 2006 worked just fine.

fbsdmd

Apologies if this isn't the right place for this question. I have done a search for this info on the forum, without much success. I have a 2006 E350. Am getting the low battery message in the instrument cluster. Someone on the list said that this means it's time to replace both batteries. I discovered that the batteries at the dealer are about $700. Has anyone found another source for these batteries? Thanks, and please direct me to the right thread if this is the wrong one.

dochou

Hi, try reading this first. Batteries can be bought at Wallmart or Sears.

VladW211

I had a small leak at the AT pan and it was fixed with a new gasket. In doing so , new atf and filter. Mechanic put in Febi 22806 with MB approval on it indicating it meets MB 236.10.
Am I OK with this?

rolex11

Ask a hundred people about the FSS system and you get 100 different answers. So let me ask some simple straight forward question which I hope those in the know can answer simple and straight forward. It's pretty clear there are different ways to get to the "service menu" screen which looks like this:
SERVICE MENU
SERVICE DATA
ITEMS
ADDITIONAL WORK (SOMETIMES SPECIAL WORK)
CONFIRMATION

What is not clear to me is what this info means when you call it up.

Question 1: If I click on "items" and it lists the numbers of the services that it needs, let's say in this case 3,9,12 and 13 come up. So let me be very specific here, my 2007 E350 is due for service C in 11,450 miles, I know this because it's what the says when I scroll up from the temperature screen. So does this mean that service 3,9,12, and 13 are due in 11,450 miles? I think the answer is yes.

Question 2: If so, lets say I change my oil and filter myself, can I go in and tell the FSS system I did this and will it delete the 12 from the item list? If so how? This is where I get lost. From my research I believe you can't indicate to the FSS system that you performed just one service, you must reset the entire system by doing a confirmation. Or am I wrong and can you go into the confirmation option and confirm that you performed just service 12 (oil change). And could I do it individually for the others if let's say I wanted to perform them myself before service C (in 11,450 miles) rolls around.

Question 3: If you go into the confirmation option, you get several options. One of them is "delete confirmation". I'm I correct in assuming that this is a way that if lets say you by mistake confirm a service item, this allows you to delete that confirmation? Or does delete mean that you are deleting the item from the list which would be telling the FSS that that service was performed?

All of this may not be clear, but could someone that is very familiar with FSS, goes through this SERVICE MENU and explain what you can do, and why you do it, and explain it as if you were explaining it to an 8 year old and use a lot of examples.

Many thanks to that person.

isstay

In order to know what to reset you will have to find a Service Sheet for you car, then you just folow it. This is for mine, hope it helps. Some items ar on the list but you can not comfirm them because is not time or miles are not up.

AATA

I have pretty much the same questions? I just bought a 2004 E500. Says service D+ in about 1,000 miles. I have the service sheet provided earlier and will complete all the work myself. My question is are as follows in addition to above....

1. Mine says "Exh Gas Analysis" I did a search and couldn't find a good explanation? Can someone please tell me what this means?

2. When you confirm something, does that mean it erases it? I figured out how to go to each item and it gives me the option to confirm. If that's how you delete them when the service is complete, then I'm good on that part.

3. Can someone recommend a good online source for OE parts. Preferably in the Western US so shipping is faster and cheaper. I would like to avoid dealer costs as much as possible.

I read a lot on this site prior to purchasing one, so I appreciate all the great information on here. Thank you!

rolex11

From what I can tell, a lot of people know how to access the FSS and how to reset it doing a full confirmation (reset). What I believe most people don't know is how it actually use the FSS system to its maximum benefit.

The reason I say this is because there are some many helpful people going to such extraordinary lengths to document so many other issues by making videos on You Tube, picture threads here on this site, etc. Yet, no one has gone into detail how to navigate the FSS system in detail. All they do is show how to access the service data on your car and then they stop. Why not go thru the process of what each screen means, how to confirm, what confirming means, etc. The FSS system seems to be a very popular issue, yet it is the least explain area on all the forums.

If someone who knows the in's and out's of the FSS system stepped up and went to the trouble to produce a video or thread, I believe it would be one of the most viewed posts on this forum.

pcar928sg

I agree completely.....

DanielJK

I have read through this thread and find it very interesting. My neighbour is head of the Ford team in Essex that builds their injection units, so I take what he says as gospel. When the recession hit here in UK, he told me that if you cannot aford to have a service on your car (Any car), have the oil changed every six months, I can see what he meant

jcat

the generally accepted figure was 15,000 per year but more recently it has been upgraded to about 18,000 per year since cars seem to be lasting longer and running better with high mileage.

Those figures are given as a way to estimate the stress the car's been put under. For example, a car with 9k yearly miles probably has less wear and tear and will be better taken care of than a car with 20k yearly miles (sometimes just the opposite, because more services are performed). It's another dealership gimmick to give you less money for your trade usually, if you exceed that generally accepted 'norm'.

konigstiger

ATF

722.6 (5-speed) - MB part #001989680310
722.9 (7-speed) to production date 6/21/10 – 001989680310 (red)
722.9 after 6/21/10 – 001989780309 (blue)

Note variants of 722.9 are not compatible and cannot be mixed.

tigertom750

Can anyone tell me where I find the cabin filter on my 2004/5 E-class 220 CDI