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05 E320 CDI by bdhplayer
Aug 29, 2009 (7:39 pm)
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Just hit 102,000 miles and running fine. Most of the miles that I put on are highway miles.
 
Curious, how much does it cost on the Bluetec diesels to refill the urea.
 
Also, how do you reset the maintenance counter. After tiring of $400 to 600 oil changes with the service A B and whatever, I have the dealer do the oil changes and have other work done elsewhere.
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maitenance counter reset by willowway
Sep 05, 2009 (5:47 pm)
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Please, somebody must know how to reset the maintenance counter. [see #567]. Please let us in on the secret!
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Re: maitenance counter reset [willowway] by dhkhan
Sep 06, 2009 (8:16 am)
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Replying to: willowway (Sep 05, 2009 5:47 pm)

The reset instructions are supposed to be in the owner's manual, but supposedly hard to follow . Following is from a post on the mbworld.org forum. Hope it applies to your car:
 
"I have a UK 2003 E320 CDi and the system which worked for me to access the service data is a method which supposedly applies to 2005 models, so I suspect that certain software versions/updates etc. are quite variable so...
 
Try this: -
 
• Switch ignition to position one.
• Select Outside temperature display.
• Press the trip odometer reset knob three times in quick succession - the voltage reading should appear (or "Keep the trip odometer reset button pressed for approx 5 seconds until the Service Menu appears in the display").
• press the down arrow - the Service Menu appears in the display.
• Using the + and - buttons, select Confirmation of Service
• Press the system selection button ( lower of page buttons at 6 O'clock position) to confirm.
• Press again to confirm.
• Service Confirmed appears in Multifunction Display
• Press the same button to get to the standard display
• Turn ignition off. The next time you turn it on, the reminder should not appear.
 
You can search in mbworld forums for other models/model years if this does not work. The maintenance counter reset is known as the "FSS" reset.
 
Another search suggestion is:
 
Go to Google and type:
site:mbworld.org FSS reset
 
Good luck.
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Re: maitenance counter reset [dhkhan] by bdhplayer
Sep 06, 2009 (6:25 pm)
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Replying to: dhkhan (Sep 06, 2009 8:16 am)

Thanks
 
I'll try it after my next oil change.

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