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Old 03-14-2021, 11:51 PM
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GLC Service Question

Hi, I recently got a certified 2017 GLC and I love it.
I am wondering given the CarFax details attached, what service (A or B) should I do next and at what mileage?


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Hi, I recently got a certified 2017 GLC and I love it.
I am wondering given the CarFax details attached, what service (A or B) should I do next and at what mileage?

I believe starting from 2016 MB decided to go
A and B services every 10K
At the end of the maintenance book, there are a few services by mileage and time:
Every two years regardless of miles you change brake fluid.
I don't remember trany service, I think its 60K
Every 100K coolant
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Currently at 66k. Is it safe to assume Service A at 70k miles?
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Your Dealer should have the records for that car. They'll know.
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I think an A service the next time it tells you, which presumably will be a year or 10k miles from October. They replaced the air filter, so I assume they also did the cabin filter, those two basically are the difference between the A and B services.

MB recommends brake fluid at 2 year intervals, and that would also be due this fall. I will defer to you if you want to follow that schedule as it’s a bit conservative unless you live in a very humid place (brake fluid absorbs water from the air, so it doesn’t wear-out per se, but rather the increased water content is the reason for the change). I’ve tested mine in multiple cars with an electronic tester and it’s never exceeded 1% water content with 3 year change intervals (which is the cadence for our Acura, though BMW and MB recommend 2-year intervals).

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