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Mercedes engines are designed to run on premium unleaded gasoline (with an octane level of at least 91) for high performance, low emissions, and good fuel economy. The manufacturer recommends only using high-quality gasoline containing additives that can prevent the build-up of carbon deposits, which can compromise your car’s performance.
While most mechanics swear by the 3,000-7,000 mile or 3-month oil-change rule, this may or may not be true of your Mercedes. Our first advice is to check your vehicle’s manual. This will provide you with the most accurate information, especially for relatively new models. Conversely, however, the manual provides little guidance regarding your vehicle’s age, wear, and history. This more in-depth diagnosis demands an expert’s eye. If you are unsure, then call your Mercedes-Benz auto repair service right away for the best advice.
Your brake pad’s working life relies upon your typical driving routine and, of course, the operating environment. Based upon severe to moderate usage, brake pads are engineered to last through 20,000 to 25,000 miles. Factors that hugely reduce its life are frequently braking, braking at high-speed, temperature elevation and driving on uneven areas or rocky terrain. On average, brake pads may provide 40k to 60k miles of pad life in normal driving conditions.
Although there may be several reasons why your Mercedes-Benz won’t start, the most apparent reason may be your car’s battery. If the lights are left on, then it’s likely that the charge is drained. One early warning signal of a low charge is if it takes a while to start your Benz when you turn the key. There may be other causes why your car or truck won’t start, so it’s best to consult a certified Mercedes-Benz specialist.
A clean fuel filter is crucial for hassle-free and optimal engine performance. Always consult your Mercedes-Benz mechanic or automakers’ manual, but fuel filters typically last between 20,000 to 40,000 miles.