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Furthermore, there is no indication that it has not been serviced beyond those dates elsewhere. Unless there is a second page from MB? The clue is in 2609 days.

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https://www.mercedes-benz.co.uk/passengercars/services/online-appointment-booking.html

Input your VIN and mileage here, and it will indicate the next required service, similar to the Mercedes app, provided you have a Mercedes service plan.

he front stock springs on my 2006 C55 AMG W203 are manufactured by Eibach. Frankly, given the experience of independently changing four shocks and springs on this vehicle, we could establish an entire forum dedicated to acquiring the appropriate springs for your Mercedes-Benz. It is a perilous situation. I was fortunate with the front, since the majority of the component number, the 'legend' AMG (which adds 50% to the retail price), and the color marks remained discernible. Neither Eibach UK nor Eibach Germany would provide the items to me; I had to get them from MB, and the pricing was satisfactory, to be honest.

Verify the part number and Newton rating of your current struts, ensuring you obtain an identical specification, as there are other Newton ratings available. I possess a pair of disused items in the garage that are insufficient in Newton rating and are nonfunctional.

The electric-powered variants will operate, whilst the non-electric ones will merely spring open and remain in that position.

£180 seemed to be an appropriate amount. Indeed, I have observed posts indicating that they have made that payment. The only requirement with the major dealer is that you must provide three explanations for your existence, humorously speaking. V5, photographic identification, and confirmation of address are required.

A depleted battery in the fob will not prevent the key from starting the vehicle; nevertheless, the locking and unlocking functions will be inoperative. The older diamond-shaped key you possess contains a chip, which incurs additional costs due to the necessity of programming it to your vehicle.

Exercise extreme caution when utilising the AK90+ I have observed numerous narratives in which individuals have utilised one and subsequently ruined everything. I located a mobile technician on Facebook who visited my location and provided a spare part for £120.

Comand Online has proposed to provide and install for £550, which I will accept. I am enquiring whether they can also do an Android Auto update concurrently.

I have emailed them, but I am not optimistic as they do not provide this device and may be reluctant to undertake installation.

I sent an email to MBS in Southampton, but they have not responded. There has been no reaction from PCS in Horndean either.Has anybody had one installed by a garage on the South Coast?

Other than maybe the fan, there's no specific equipment required for the work thus any skilled shop should be able to undertake it. In addition to the thermostat and pump, have them repair the plastic coolant pipes coming up from beneath the front of the manifold, and the plastic rear crossover pipe. Both are prevalent failure locations in this engine. Wishing you success! Furthermore, using authentic components wherever feasible. They will incur a premium; but, the fitting and quality are unparalleled.

Private transaction or from a dealer acquaintance?

If you own insurance, then a tracker is unnecessary. If a tracker is required for insurance, I believe documentation would be necessary prior to coverage of your vehicle.

Greetings, everyone. I need some assistance, please. I am substituting a broken slam panel on my 2009 e91, and I am unable to identify the location from where I removed the shown component. I am uncertain about its role as well, to be honest. I presume there is a solenoid for the air intake flaps in the slam panel. Could someone provide guidance on its appropriate placement?

If you have identified this as a rare pre-WWI model of the WIFI-equipped 320i, claim your reward!

It instructs us to promptly drive the automobile after ignition.

Greetings everyone, We have had a 320i, manufactured in early 1917, for some months. Several weeks ago, we began receiving console notifications indicating that a device was using power even while the vehicle was inactive. The situation has deteriorated, and we are advised to take it for an extensive drive. The vehicle has been stationary for many days; nonetheless, we did not encounter this issue with other vehicles that had identical treatment. Is this only a defective or aged battery requiring replacement, or does it indicate a more significant issue? Thank you.

I apologise; I am uncertain about my comments about wireless go.

Thank you; I suspected that to be the case, but one can never be certain.

This may be a small inquiry, but to my knowledge, my vehicle does not include the wireless go feature. I attempted to manipulate the handle for an extended period while the automobile was locked, but it did not open; thus, we may conclude that I do not own it. I must insert the key into the ignition and spin it to initiate the start. Are the keys similar to those seen on television, when an individual waves a device at the front door to open the automobile, or do they function differently?

Indeed, that is reasonable. It is not far if that is the situation.