What Does Service Type "H" Entail?
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What Does Service Type "H" Entail?
I have an '03 (W211) E500 I just got with about 45,000 miles and two months left on factory warranty and service.
The flexible service code system indicates service type H+ will be needed in about 5300 miles.
What does that entail? How much am I looking at? I assume I'll need disks and pads at that time too (I understand the "+" means check the brakes), what do they run (apprx)?
I did check the manual and tried a search here but "H" is too common and I can't get a specific search done, but did try.
Thanks in advance for help.
The flexible service code system indicates service type H+ will be needed in about 5300 miles.
What does that entail? How much am I looking at? I assume I'll need disks and pads at that time too (I understand the "+" means check the brakes), what do they run (apprx)?
I did check the manual and tried a search here but "H" is too common and I can't get a specific search done, but did try.
Thanks in advance for help.
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03 E320 -wife's car now; 07 Porsche Boxster S - my toy
I have an '03 (W211) E500 I just got with about 45,000 miles and two months left on factory warranty and service.
The flexible service code system indicates service type H+ will be needed in about 5300 miles.
What does that entail? How much am I looking at? I assume I'll need disks and pads at that time too (I understand the "+" means check the brakes), what do they run (apprx)?
I did check the manual and tried a search here but "H" is too common and I can't get a specific search done, but did try.
Thanks in advance for help.
The flexible service code system indicates service type H+ will be needed in about 5300 miles.
What does that entail? How much am I looking at? I assume I'll need disks and pads at that time too (I understand the "+" means check the brakes), what do they run (apprx)?
I did check the manual and tried a search here but "H" is too common and I can't get a specific search done, but did try.
Thanks in advance for help.
Regards,
paul....
