Does this make any sense to you?
So I went back to the dealer to get the information and they refused to provide it for me. Told me that MB does not give out that information.,
This just isn't right, what do you think?
Incidentally, I am a long way from doing my first oil change (bought the ML350 end of May), however, I ordered the liquid/oil extractor and the filter ahead of time from Amazon. I don't know what the dealer charged you for that filter but I bet it was more than $13. Here is the one I ordered:Wix 57078. Wix makes great filters and this one is fleece like the Mann filters which most mechanics use on Mercedes vehicles.
I don't like dealerships. Unless it is a major warranty repair I won't go near one for any reason, not even for recalls unless it is truly safety related. My Honda Ridgeline has never seen the inside of a mechanic shop since I bought it over seven years ago, except once when they sent me a coupon for a free tire rotation. I figured even the "mechanics" at a dealership can't screw up a tire rotation. Do all your own work if you are physically able and your car will be better off for it and you will have extra change in your wallet for sure.




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