How bad is it to drive with "SERVICE" Wrench symbol in dash?
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01 S2000, E46 M3, 99 ML320
How bad is it to drive with "SERVICE" Wrench symbol in dash?
I just noticed mine has been lit for the past 1300 miles or so....hahaha
However I just did the oil change, full brake pads so what does the service entail? cost?
I have about 90K miles on this truck and I'm the second owner so not sure where to take the truck. Will the dealer be the only one to service the SUV or give me an estimate?
Any of you know roughly what this will cost me?
thanks,
rick
However I just did the oil change, full brake pads so what does the service entail? cost?
I have about 90K miles on this truck and I'm the second owner so not sure where to take the truck. Will the dealer be the only one to service the SUV or give me an estimate?
Any of you know roughly what this will cost me?
thanks,
rick
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I just noticed mine has been lit for the past 1300 miles or so....hahaha
MY02 A&B Service Page 2
MY02 A&B Service Page 3
That's the A and B service (1 wrench=A, 2 wrenches=B). Usually, after these services, you should be able to go 10-13K miles (or 1yr) before the next service.
However I just did the oil change, full brake pads so what does the service entail? cost?
I have about 90K miles on this truck and I'm the second owner so not sure where to take the truck. Will the dealer be the only one to service the SUV or give me an estimate?
Any of you know roughly what this will cost me?
If you just had the oil changed it'll cost you nothing to reset the FSS. However, depending on how many wrenches you have, the A service may run you up to $200 (minus oil change already done) and the B may be about anothe $150 more.
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BTW, to answer your original question: if you keep on driving, it'll start displaying number of miles left for service - and try to annoy the heck out of you. However, in your case, since you don't notice the darn thing anyway, the truck will eventually blow-up completely, leaving you alive and stranded in the driver's seat. make sure you have your seatbelt on though - you may combust with German engineering.
Last edited by Darkmann; 12-28-2004 at 08:10 PM.