Servicing Mercedes

[Cahn77]

Try Nam Sing @ 10 AMK Industrial Park.  I am very satisfied with them.  Boss very knowledgeable.

totally agree. Both dennis n ges is very knowledgeable n gives good advises

[akula]

done service B at CNC....labour $336 / parts $564 w/o GST

[mercc]

Try Nam Sing @ 10 AMK Industrial Park.  I am very satisfied with them.  Boss very knowledgeable.

Thanks for the recommendation, much appreciated.

[Anle]

I want do engine oil change at 6000km but CBC firmly say no need le... Then I went back didn't do

[roberthatwork]

Thanks for the recommendation, much appreciated.

 

You can get the parts from say Goldenlink and then get workshop to install for you.  I did this for my front breaks and rotor, all original parts, for around $300 :-)

[Tykl]

I want do engine oil change at 6000km but CBC firmly say no need le... Then I went back didn't do

Me too lol. Wanted to do first service at 8200 (10 months old) but was ushered out. Service guy said "don't waste money!"

[bravooc10]

Gonna do my 120k servcing soon. Prob gonna switch to autospritze frm chip soon as I have moved. Hope will be as fuss free.

[vectrasonic]

Done my 30k servicing at C&C and they recommended me to change front rotors, brake pads and rear pads.

Now at 35k, Check brake pad light on.

Is it necessary to change the rotors too?

[mulderang]

Best to change the rotor as well.

[vectrasonic]

Tks for the reply

[jtang]

Done my 30k servicing at C&C and they recommended me to change front rotors, brake pads and rear pads.

Now at 35k, Check brake pad light on.

Is it necessary to change the rotors too?

At 35k km, rotors can still be used. It's the pads that are worn, just change them. Usually the rule of the thumb is 2 brake pads change to 1 rotor change. Rotors should be good till 60-70k km.

[darksaint]

Me too lol. Wanted to do first service at 8200 (10 months old) but was ushered out. Service guy said "don't waste money!"

Did mine at first 3k and insisted on it. Ha.

[confucius]

Me too lol. Wanted to do first service at 8200 (10 months old) but was ushered out. Service guy said "don't waste money!"

I did mine at 6000 n paid 400++

[sayaret]

Hi all,

 

Am glad I'm not the only person that often does oil and oil filter change..... i usually do a change once I clock in 5000-6000km.

 

I recently did an oil change (brought my own oil - Mobil Gold), oil filter, cabin filter + wiper blades + additional Mobil from C&C (as they said 4 litres not enough) it costs almost S$600

 

Car currently about 32,000km (1.5 years old C180) and was told next servicing need to change brake pads etc....

 

If we change from outside but using original Merc parts would C & C void warranty?

[darksaint]

Hi all,

Am glad I'm not the only person that often does oil and oil filter change..... i usually do a change once I clock in 5000-6000km.

I recently did an oil change (brought my own oil - Mobil Gold), oil filter, cabin filter + wiper blades + additional Mobil from C&C (as they said 4 litres not enough) it costs almost S$600

Car currently about 32,000km (1.5 years old C180) and was told next servicing need to change brake pads etc....

If we change from outside but using original Merc parts would C & C void warranty?

Can buy own oil for Cnc to change when under warranty? Think for c class at least 5 to 6 liters.

[sayaret]

Tks darksaint..... will note to bring extra oil next round.

 

Anyone can advice if changing brake pads and parts from outside would void warranty? Tks

[daffy]

Just like buying a pack of fried prawn noodle, you bring your own prawn for hawker. If it taste terrible due to the prawn, the hawker will say it's not their fault.

[Wishbone]

Just did my 40K B1 servicing at C&C, parts $343 w/o aircon filter and engine filter. Labour $336

[Odessus]

Just like buying a pack of fried prawn noodle, you bring your own prawn for hawker. If it taste terrible due to the prawn, the hawker will say it's not their fault.

What if I bring my own wok?

[Ah Bui]

They'll ask you start your own fire.....

What if I bring my own wok?

[Slowpoke]

AD is the authorised dealer or C&C for this matter.

 

Those that I can save money on, I will do outside. Eg. change tyres, brakes, tyre rotation, wipers, etc.

Servicing no choice, have to go back to C&C to maintain the warranty.

Bro, how about changing rims and tyres? Still can maintain the warranty?

[KOT]

Been a while since i last post but just to share my 60,000 KM (major) servicing with Chip Soon last week.

A typical 60,000 km servcinig package will cost about 900 - 950 SGD. But i was charged less as Chip Soon did told me some parts (i/e. air filter, brake pads) are still good and no need to change.

You can see the detailed cost breakdown.

Btw, i also changed my engine n tranny mounting (which is half of what CnC quoted).

i am a walk-in customer and Daniel from Chip Soon serve me. Nice n Friendly guy! Got my car 4 hours later (could be faster if not for the mounting). Btw, I never call up for booking at CHip Soon in my previous servcing as well.

Hope this helps. And yes, usual disclaimers about me not related to Chip Soon applies... blah blah blah..

 

 

[van_gogh]

Has anyone of you did air-con flush at CnC? 

Is it essential and how much is it? Please advise me.

I'm thinking of going to outside workshop do it but I'm checking around for the best....

[darksaint]

Has anyone of you did air-con flush at CnC?

Is it essential and how much is it? Please advise me.

I'm thinking of going to outside workshop do it but I'm checking around for the best....

Have signed up for the service clinic promo before at 35 or 50 dollars for previous old ride.

Not too bad.

[van_gogh]

You mean $35 or $50 dollars..!!!

What kind of promo.....i don't think this happen anymore........