Thanks for letting me in. Looking for a service schedule for a C200 W203 Elegance estate & other questions.

[wimphot]

Hi All. New here - obviously . Had my W203 estate for about 2½ years now. Didn't pay much for it and dont plan to keep it going if something big/expensive goes bang.
Had an engine warning light come on recently, which I think was down to my not having serviced - long over due according to dash-board- not doing many miles due to Covid but have recently had some long - in time taken not distance traveled - journeys in heavy morning rush-hour traffic. So a liitle concerned that leaving something IMPORTANT un-serviced might lead to an early demise.
What I am looking for - please - is an A service schedule and come to that the more involved B service schedule. (is it a B service?)
PLUS
As a result of favourable comments on here PLUS the warning light, I have bought myself a iCarsoft Pro Diagnostic tool. This has come up with a list of Faults: see attached. I think these are all, as it says under State, Historic (what does historic mean? last week/month/year?)
BUT I have been trying to relate them to the list which appears here:

Full Diagnostic Trouble Codes List | Engine

OBD II Fault Codes Reference Guide The Diagnostic Trouble Code numbering follows a standardized structure. All Diagnostic Trouble Codes have a letter followed by a 4-digit number (e.g. P1234). The first letter indicates the type of code: P = Powertrain C = Chassis B = Body U = Network...

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They do not seem to relate 100% to the faults listed/described.
Have I identified my vehicle correctly? What I have found out is that it was sold just at the time a change of model took place. The VIn states WDB2032422F****** (I think the last six digits are irrelevant)
Thanks in advance.

 

[Benz17]

Mercedes-Benz | ESS

If you put you car details into the above, it will give you the schedule, you can play around with the details to get service A and service B schedules.

Oh and welcome by the way.

As for the other points, there will be plenty of helpful and knowledgeable members who will come along answer your questions.

 

[Petrol Pete]

Hello and welcome , just cancel all the codes and drive the car , important ones will pop back up in no time.

If you have little or no service history a full all fluid and filter replacement service would be the minimum. If its an automatic the transmission might be due a service as well.

 

[Chrishazle]

For my 2001 C270Cdi S203 Elegance the servicing schedule was every 15.5k miles or 2 years, whichever comes first, alternating between A and B services with added bits - every 2 years brake fluid, every 4 years air and fuel filters. Car was a diesel so no mention of spark plugs! Also no mention of ATF/filter change, MB reckon the GB and TC are sealed for life, but we on here all know that a change of fluid and filter is good for the car, there's various opinions about how frequently - mine was done for the first time at about 70k miles, the difference after the change was noticably better but not by much as before the change it was pretty smooth anyway!

As mentioned above, the MBESS gives all the details if you ferret around on the site a little.

Might be worth a call to your local MB main dealer with the reg number and VIN, see if there's any service info on the MB system, you may get lucky and get them to print it out for you!