service A required?
#12
RE: service A required?
u should have a service booklet in addition to your owners manual. read it closely and u will know exactly what is done on an "A" and on a "B" service. the B svc is almost the same as the A as far as actual work performed, they are supposed to inspect more components.
#13
RE: service A required?
Something I don't understand is why are you paying anything at all.
I recently bought a 2003 c230k which is still under warranty and all services and maintenance visits are free, including oil changes.
Yours is a 2005 you said?
Gabriel
I recently bought a 2003 c230k which is still under warranty and all services and maintenance visits are free, including oil changes.
Yours is a 2005 you said?
Gabriel
#14
RE: service A required?
ORIGINAL: coupenewby
Something I don't understand is why are you paying anything at all.
I recently bought a 2003 c230k which is still under warranty and all services and maintenance visits are free, including oil changes.
Yours is a 2005 you said?
Gabriel
Something I don't understand is why are you paying anything at all.
I recently bought a 2003 c230k which is still under warranty and all services and maintenance visits are free, including oil changes.
Yours is a 2005 you said?
Gabriel
#15
service A required?
The complimentary maintenance is no longer offered on the 2005 models. The 2004 model was the last year MB offered free yearly maintenance serive. To answer your other question, yes, you only need to replace the oil once every 12k miles. I got my 2005 C230K Sedan last August but I only have 2,400 miles on it and I am not looking forward to paying a $150-$300 for Service A. I am looking for alternate MB service centers in my town, other than the dealer.
#17
RE: service A required?
Starting this (2005) model year, there are only "Service Welcome" (between 1,000-3,000miles), and first tire-rotation (6,500 miles or less). These are the only two services provided at no-cost to the owner.
You can have your car serviced at anywhere you want, Mercedes can't void your warranty for that. Just remember to use synthetic oil
You can have your car serviced at anywhere you want, Mercedes can't void your warranty for that. Just remember to use synthetic oil