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Question edited for clarity. The most important thing in a question like yours is 'year make model', so it should be first. Please don't use abbreviations.
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Those letters you see in the instrument cluster are service time estimates, and go up to the letter H ( I think).
Click on the following link to learn more about FSS. I learned this while reading a different Mercedes forum which I am not allowed to mention here.
http://www.mercedestechstore.com/pdfs/W211_advisor/219%20HO%20FSS%20Plus%20(WFF)%2008-16-02.pdf
Service B
Total approximate $399.00
Service C
Total approximate $570.00
Service D
Total approximate $635.00
Service E
Total approximate $798.00
Service F
Total approximate $873.00
Service G
Total approximate $990.00
Service H
Total approximate $1,150.00
prices vary widely
Very funny, the $300 quote for the A3 service, in what universe? Because I want to drive my 2010 Mercedes 300C there, immediately, and trade it in for a space shuttle....Right after Channing Tatum and I have dinner, on our yacht...In the Meditteranean....
service 'c' means you have additional items that might need addressing during the service. Mercedes used letters A-F for the Flexible service system on the E class. The letter correspondes to the hours the service should take. Service A is 1 hour. Service B is 2 hours. Service C is 3 hours etc all the way to F. On average the service C consists of oil and filter change, vehicle inspection A and the brake fluid flush.
it means that you need to have regular service work done by the dealer, service letter "C" disignates what is to be done, check the onwers manual or call your local dealer.
1) Turn key to position 2. 2) Press/release the R button to show the next service due light. Release button. 3) Turn key to Off. 4) Press and HOLD the same R button to view the service light, THEN, within 2 seconds, turn key to position 2. 5) Wait up to 10 second and the light will reset to show new service .
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