Service intervals by mileage?
12-12-2018, 11:15 AM
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Service intervals by mileage?
Hi all I can't seem to find a thread that breaks down service by mileage. I currently have 170k on my 2009 e350 4 matic. I bought it recently from someone and don't know what's due next. Any advice would be helpful. Right now car says service F is due.
12-12-2018, 12:32 PM
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Scroll down the cluster menu to service and it will tell you what computer recommends.
Depends how well documented is the service - buying used car you should assume worse.
One time I bought very nice MB from Nissan dealer. They did oil change, so I drove till FSS show me next service. On following service the filter turned out extra-crispy and shatter in my hand.
I assume that they did not bother to get new filter.
Depends how well documented is the service - buying used car you should assume worse.
One time I bought very nice MB from Nissan dealer. They did oil change, so I drove till FSS show me next service. On following service the filter turned out extra-crispy and shatter in my hand.
I assume that they did not bother to get new filter.
12-12-2018, 01:13 PM
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How extensive is that menu? Does it just take basic oil life measurements and go from there? What about my engine air filter, cabin air filter, and spark plugs?
My parents' E350 just hit 100k and I've requested all the service records from the shop they go to. I wouldn't be surprised if all the filters and plugs have never been replaced.
My parents' E350 just hit 100k and I've requested all the service records from the shop they go to. I wouldn't be surprised if all the filters and plugs have never been replaced.
12-12-2018, 01:17 PM
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Scroll down the cluster menu to service and it will tell you what computer recommends.
Depends how well documented is the service - buying used car you should assume worse.
One time I bought very nice MB from Nissan dealer. They did oil change, so I drove till FSS show me next service. On following service the filter turned out extra-crispy and shatter in my hand.
I assume that they did not bother to get new filter.
Depends how well documented is the service - buying used car you should assume worse.
One time I bought very nice MB from Nissan dealer. They did oil change, so I drove till FSS show me next service. On following service the filter turned out extra-crispy and shatter in my hand.
I assume that they did not bother to get new filter.
12-12-2018, 03:19 PM
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