Does the 1994 mercedes c 220 require a reset after an oil change?

You can find the oil life reset procedure here

https://resetoillight.com/mercedes-benz/

My 1993 220 Mercedes automatic cuts out when I brake and sometimes when I put it in drive too. Does anyone know why?

Mercedes uses a service schedule with the letters A-H to denote the relevent maintenance recommended.A is the basic oil service and H is the most inclusive.The intermediate letters correspond to proportional services.The service light should be reset at the completion of the service.This can be done via interface or using the controls and menus on the steering wheel.The specific format for resetting is different for different years and models.Alldata is fairly accurate for reset guidelines,but is not correct on some.Make sure to use synthetic oil in all newer MB,especially with extended oil change intervals.

Instructions in hand book will not work.


Currently, the only way to reset ASSYST (the oil change reminder) is to use a dealership scan tool.

Cabin Compartment Node electronic control module reset required.

If you insist on DIY'ing your own maintenance, then you need to spend $2000 or so on a Mercedes Scanner. One compatable with StarSCAN, StarMOBILE, WiTECH or Mercedes-Benz Star Diagnosis System.

These are available on eBay but don't be surprised if it doesn't work !

..........or seek out a local tech' who can do the reset

For 2002 Mercedes-Benz C 220 CDI WDB203, engine code 611.962, the engine oil capacity is 6,5 liters, with oil filter replacement.

1994-99 BUICK LESABRE
CHANGE OIL SOON Light
1. CHANGE OIL SOON light will come on when engine oil has broken down enough to require changing. After changing oil, reset oil life display.
2. To reset light, turn ignition on. Open glove box to access oil reset button. Press and hold oil reset button in glove box for at least 5 seconds, but not longer
than 60 seconds. The CHANGE OIL SOON light will flash 4 times to indicate light has been reset.

hold down the trip meter reset button and turn ignition on then using radio volume controls on steering wheel the read out changes on the dash and you can then reset the service light

This usually just means the coolant level is low. If you are unsure how to check it yourself, ask a friend, or take it to a mechanic. The oil-change services (Jiffy-Lube, Q-Lube, etc.) will usually check and add coolant as part of their normal oil-change service as well, if you happen to be needing an oil change too.

oil change might not have they obd2 tester to shut
the light go to auto parts chain store like autozone
tell shut it up for you for free

alternator not givinging enough power or as they might call it the gernerator is failing replace accordingly

check to make sure your head gasket didnt blow out
by dropping the oil in oil pan if choclate milk looking head gasket gone