Can simple oil change replace service C?
 

Hi, all
Just as titles.
Is service C necessary? What is it?
My car is out of warranty but I own it.
Can I just have the dealer to do oil change only? Would that be good enough?

If I knew how to reset the service indicator, I would go to local shop to do oil change, but don't have information on it so I go back to the dealer.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Have C done at an independent instead of the stealer. The price will be much more reasonable.

Here's the detail service for C that i found online. It is mostly inspection items that you have to go through, which i think an average person can do.

Service C:
Interior

• Reset maintenance counter in intrument cluster.
• Inspect dust filter. Function check.
• Warning/indicator lamps, illumination and interior lighting.
• Windshield wipers, rear window wiper, windshield/rear window washer.
• Headlamp cleaning system.
• Check seat belts for damage and proper function.
• Check parking brake [function test only]
• A/C drain flush

Wheels, Brakes

• Check front brake pads for lining thickness (remove 1 front wheel).
• Check condition of brake discs front/rear.
• Inspect tires for damage and condition.
• Measure and record tread depth.
• Correct tire inflation pressure.

Underside of Vehicle

• Leakage - Major components. Check for chafe marks, line routing, damaged components.
• Check condition of front axle ball joints and rubber boots.
• Check condition of steering's mechanical components and rubber boots.

Engine Compartment

• Leakage - Major components. Check for chafe marks, line routing, damaged components.
• Engine oil and filter change.
• Check condition of poly-V-Belt.
• Check catch, safety catch and highnes of engine hood for proper operation.
• Check and correct fluid level.
• Engine cooling system, antifreeze and corrosion protection.
• Brake system.
• Power steering.
• Windshield washer system.
• Battery: check condition using "Midtronics MCR 717" Tester.