02 Mercedes 320 rest service A

On the drivers side of the engine you will see the oil filter housing and an air tube. The power steering reservoir is under the air tube.

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The A service and B service is an oil change and a long list of inspections. Unless the service is covered under warranty, or this is a new car and you want some piece of mind, I suggest only getting the oil change. The rest of the "service" consists of someone looking for problems with your car. Here's what's included:

A SERVICE (~ $205.95 + tax) :

- Inspect and record tread depth, and correct tire pressure
- Rotate tires (excludes AMG, Sports Models, SLK, and vehicles with staggered wheels)
- Engine oil change and oil filter replacement
-Includes Mobil 1 synthetic oil
- Lubrication service
- Includes hood hinges, lock cylinders, striker
plates, sun roof tracks and top off all fluids
- Cooling system inspection
- Includes antifreeze protection level, hoses and
clamps
- Brake inspection
- Includes check of pad thickness and condition of
discs, fluids and lines
- Inspect heating and ventilation dust filter, replace if needed. (Replacement additional. Dust filter prices vary by model)
- Function check
- Includes warning lamps, headlights, exterior
lights, seat belts, windshield wiper and washer
- Inspect and lubricate throttle linkage
- Check and clean air filter
- Reset flexible service system counter


B SERVICE (~ $379.95 + tax) :

- Inspect windshield wiper inserts and service windshield washer system (Replacement of wiper inserts additional*).
- Inspect and rotate tires, record tread depth, and correct tire pressure. (Wheel balance additional*).
-excludes AMG, Sports Models, SLK, and vehicles
with staggered wheels
- Engine oil change and oil filter replacement
-Includes Mobil 1 synthetic oil
- Lubrication service
- Includes hood hinges, lock cylinders, striker
plates, sun roof tracks and top off all fluids
- Cooling system inspection
- Includes antifreeze protection level, hoses and
clamps
- Brake inspection
- Includes check of pad thickness and condition of
discs, fluids and lines
- Inspect heating and ventilation dust filter, replace if needed. (Replacement additional*. Dust filter prices vary by model)
- Function check
- Includes warning lamps, headlights, exterior
lights, seat belts, windshield wiper and washer
- Inspect and lubricate throttle linkage
- Check and clean air filter
- Reset flexible service system counter
- Inspect front axle ball joints; check steering play and power steering clutch; and rear differential levels
- Inspect Poly V-Belt for condition
- Inspect starting and charging system and service battery
- Inspect climate control refrigerant

Practice now is to do a Top Side oil change. This means the engine oil is vacuumed out of the oil pan via the dip stick tube with an oil extractor..

Why ? Because this is quicker, doesn't need a hoist or pit and you don't have to remove the fiddly under covers to get to the drain plug..

Mercedes deliberately places the bottom of the dip stick to withing 1/16" th on an inch of the bottom of the oil pan.

Most if not all engines no have no dip stick, just a cover plug.
Oil level is checked with the cluster and scanner.

Setting is usually around 53mm on the scanner read out.

Oil filter is to the center right of the engine under a screw on plastic cover.

Mercedes special tool needed to unscrew it or generic tool available at auto parts stores.

Oil filter kit comes with large O ring for cover and oil filter element.


To reset FSS you turn to your handy owners hand book and read about the Oil Service Reminder Reset.


It explains how to use the steering wheel buttons and the 'R' button on the left of the cluster.

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Engine oil capacity, (with filter), for 2005 Mercedes Benz E 320 CDI is 8.5 litres.

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to replace engine oil
with oil filter 8 qts
with out oil filter 7.5 qts

If the engine amber light comes on , it generally means the engine needs servicing! Or you have a faulthy sensor.
Oil/ filter change first.

your vehicle is serviced in mainly 15,000 mile increments. 30k are the bigger of the 2. 60k is the biggest. oil is changed every 5k. at 15k change oil and spark plugs check air filter and inspect vehicle. at 30k replace trans fluid and filter as well and at 60k replace fuel filter. change oil on schedule and replace your timing chain and guide rails if vehicle has 100k or more miles-at least have them inspected because the chains do break. After oil change disable ignition and build up oil pressure before vehicle fires off. the chain tensioners are hydraulic

during the b service you replace the a/c dust filter and perform the oil change. To reset turn key on and scroll with page buttons on steering shell until you see the odometer reading(normal).next scroll up with arrow keys until you see the service interval screen. There should be a black button on the cluster possibly imprinted with an "r" hold that button until the screen displays -do you want to reset service interval. Release button and press again. You must hold that button for approx. 10 seconds before it will ask if you want to reset. Hopefully I have been helpful

it can't be done unless dealer does it, if your breakes been done, you may have the sensors issue

it's time to go to the shop.
oil service
cabin filter
air filter
probably tire rotation
tune up either check up or perform.
do not go to a cheap place it will cost you lots more.
inspection of suspension, fluids, lubrication.
probably brake fluid flush.
probably coolant flush
possibly tranny service