Mercedes A class service

Is it brand new?

Does the warranty require main dealer servicing? If so they will tell you
the cost

Is it worth it?
Seems a daft question as it is always worth servicing a car at the
recommended intervals
However if the question means is it worth paying a main dealer to do it then
the answer is usually not if you have a choice (see point 2 above)

do it yourself?
Really depends on the other answers

Warranty?
If you are asking whether you should buy a warranty on a used car that you
have recently purchased then the general view is that they are worthless in
practice

If you are asking does your car have a warranty only you or the seller can
answer that

If you are asking would diy servicing invalidate an existing warranty then
the answer is generally yes as a garage stamp is usually required in the
service record but again see point 2 above

I cannot even guess at what the etc may refer to

Tony

Coach wrote:

Ask a question that makes sense then.
Why not ask MB?
If you think so.
Could do.
What about it?
Etc?
HTH
Cheers
Si

<snip>

Bad start.

Do you pay for your internet use by the letter ?

Tony Bond wrote:

1st 3 years certainly a merc dealer - this will keeps it's value up -
remember to get the book stamped and maybe keep the invoice with the book
(Yes you are legally allowed now to have the car serviced elsewhere but with
OE bits and bobs but you may well get hassle if you need to make a
claim)after that down to you but you'll loose the 30yr mobilo (?)

Mobilo is maintained if you service it at least once once every two years at
a main dealer (it runs for 2 years from last main dealer service until the
car is 30 years old) - so I would get the A service (the cheapest one) done
at the main dealer and others at an independant using original parts (which
are not that expensive)

--
"Get a paper bag"

thanks

It is just as if
He is trying to ask advice
in haiku format
--
"Get a paper bag"

wrong forum - Japanese poetry

another tosser!!!

No mate, just one tosser.

We aren't here just to answer your demands, but to discuss car maintenance
If you want help, at least put some effort in to asking politely.

Fuckwit.

--
David Taylor

never met so many tossers in a newsgroup
been using them for years in a technical capacity - this is just a joke -
people with little knowledge who wish to contribute crap!!!

Have you tried reading what you write, it's not English as anyone else  
knows it?

wrote:

You had a proper answer last time.  Your questions were inept.

Isn't there an IQ test for Mercedes Benz ownership any more?


That depends.  If you're bought a (very expensive) A Class then you may well
want to "protect" your investment.


No absolutely not.


It will have one.  Don't screw it up.


WTF does that mean?!


Clearly, but you don't want that sort of newsgroup for the help you're
implying.

Yes it's a crappy reply but if you took the time to explain what it is you
want rather than making demands, you'd get a "proper response."


--
The DervMan
www.dervman.com

clown

Another Usenet genius.

You've been using Usenet for years and contributed nothing, then?

Have you also seen lots of crashes in your mirrors but been in none, either?

Muppet.

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The DervMan
www.dervman.com