How do i reset servise brake visit workshop message?

There is certainly not a ten year guarantee on the brakes on any car. Visit workshop is good advice unless you want to do the work yourself.

ESP is Electronic Stability Control! This is traction control and is controlled through the ECU, take to Mercedes garage to read the fault codes and resolve the problem!

if the brakes keep building up pressure ,it is an indication of insufficient brake pedal free play that is blocking of the compensating ports or a faulty master cylinder.. It is possible that the reservoir is over full as well and the hot brake fluid is not being allowed to expand. Basically I would go for the pedal adjustment or a new master cylinder as most mechanics neglect the fact that with the work you have had done the master cylinder would have suffered the same wear and should have been replaced as a matter of due course.

hook up scanner read code, did you try to do any work to the car. brakes, or anything ?

you can't. it has to be reset by a dealer or someone who has the software.

try to diconnect the battery for 10 minutes to reset the system

when replace the brake pads you have to replace the brake wear sensor with brake pads if you not fix the wear sensors it will make fault control unit missing signal from wear sensor it will switch on the message on your instrument display check brake wear sensors are they fixed right way or not,

I can't show you a picture of brake lining wear but I can explain what it is. Brake lining wear is your brake pad wear. If the instrument cluster is showing "brake lining wear' ' visit workshop' it means your brake pads have worn down and are now at the brake pad wear sensor.

Hello, You probably have brake pads that are worn down to the sensors. You will need to take it to whomever does your repairs. It could be either the front or rear pads or both.

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Thanks, Gator241

Hi there

BAS is the Brake Assist System and if there is a malfunction it would only come into play in an Emergency stop while applying full pressure. BAS applies full braking force because people tend to lighten up their pressure on the pedal in these situations. I would suggest that the best thing to do is go to a Workshop or Service Center and have it checked out. Please remember to put a good rating on my profile.

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Dustin Ellse