The Key Players: Multifunction Display, Reset/Illumination Button, Menu Buttons (left side of steering wheel), Display Buttons (next to Menu Buttons, for moving around within the menu), +/- Buttons (on right side of steering wheel) The Process: 1. Turn key in ignition switch to position "1". 2. Press either Menu Button repeatedly until the basic kilometer or miles display is shown on the multifunction display . 3. Press the Reset/Illumination Button 3 times. (You'll hear an audible beep and the voltage is shown on the multifunction display.) 4. Turn key in ignition switch to position "2". 5. Press the lower Display Button. (The Service Display appears with miles remaining/exceeded etc.) 6. Press the Reset/Illumination Button 1 time. (The Oil Type menu appears in the multifunction display.) 7. Select the engine oil grade by pressing the +/- Buttons. (You may have only 1 option or multiple options depending on your engine.) 8. Press the upper Display Button. 9. Press the Reset/Illumination Button for 3 seconds to confirm. 10. Press the upper Display Button to return to the Service Display menu. 11. Press the upper Menu Button to display the kilometer or miles reading. 12. Turn key in ignition switch to position "0".
How do you reset a e500 mercedes benz drive cycle
The E500 Brake Pad Wear Sensor goes on to the wheel of the 2003 Mercedes E500.
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Very Carefully.
You cannot - if you are referring to the pad wear indicator light that looks something like a circle with two bukldges on each side. This is not a timed, or mileage related sensor, but it is a wire (costs like3$ from dealer for each wheel) that is designed to create a short as the pad wears through it The car turns ioff the light when the connection is solid
I have a 2003 e500 i went for a swim with my key, its still working
it will cost you from $249-289.
The relay switch for the air suspension on a 2003 Mercedes-Benz E500 is typically located in the relay box under the hood, specifically on the driver's side. You may find it in the fuse and relay compartment, which is usually labeled for easy identification. It's advisable to consult the vehicle's owner's manual or a service manual for the exact location and specifications, as it may vary slightly depending on the configuration.
Mercedes decided to come out with all these extra services on the 2003 E class....why? I dont know, just stick to the A and B services and you will be fine, all those extra services are just usually dust filters for the a/c, air filters, minor stuff ect. Which will get replaced with a B service anyways
I called MB today, as I have Service G due on my E500. I was told it was the same as service A..which is an oil change/tune up/lube. All to the tune of $260. I'm pretty sure you can get the same service at Jiffy Lube for $50. Still havn't decided which way I will go yet. Hope this helps.
90K mile service should include either a A or B service, spark plugs will be due at this time also, (if not done before) Transmssion service is every 39k miles Air filters, possible fuel filter, pretty much just all the service type work that has not been performed yet, really need to be performed by this time
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