Brake Service Warning on
Mercedes-Benz
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This message is coming to the E-class CLS and SL Mercedes-Benz models. It does not indicate a worn brake pad but he indicates a potentially dangerous problem with the brake system of the vehicle.
Please do not let anyone reprogram the system to extend the service life. Qualified technicians must diagnose and prepare properly to ensure your safety.
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Window Issues for
Mercedes-Benz
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The battery has been replaced in this Mercedes-Benz E-class and it lost the programming of the one touch feature of the window.
This can be easily corrected.
You go to the master switch and press to the first d-10 till the window is all the way down, wait five seconds press to the second d-10. Wait five seconds. Release the button pull up to the first d-10 bring in the window all the way up. After the window is all the way up you will pull to the second d-10, you will wait another five seconds. You will release the button and test this window for operation.
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Educational Series
Mercedes-Benz Filters
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Ask Logan.
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This is a question that we get asked a lot who makes the filters for Mercedes, BMW, Audi Volkswagen. Well there are different companies that make filters. In this particular case as we can see these two filters are almost identical. The only difference from filter to filter is the stamping on the name from the OEM which stands for “Original Equipment Manufacturer” to the Mercedes-Benz one. This is a company that Mercedes hired to make the filters for this particular engine these filters are identical to each other than on the labeling owner so this filter will perform exactly like the one that you can buy the dealer but it costs less because there’s less people that have to get pay in the process. They don’t have to make the filter to put it on a Mercedes Box go on a distribution center and to your local dealers. The same thing applies with these BMW filter this is a particular filter from man this is an OEM- Original Equipment Manufacturer as you can see comes to the seals and gaskets that you need to do the job. This will be the exact same filter you will find on the BMW box.
We’re also asked the questions to many times about brake pads as well as brake rotors. Brake pads and majority of them are made by Tech Start which is the company that does the brake pads for Mercedes and BMW and other German manufacturers are OEM- Original Equipment Manufacturer. On the rotors most of the companies make their own discs however there are several good brands out there like Zimmerman, Tech Start and Akebono that make rotors that will perform perfectly well with your German vehicle.
And this is it folks another video from Dealer Service Alternative in Orlando Florida.
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That’s a promise.
Dealer Service Alternative
Educational Series – One Touch Feature Window Fix
These videos are just to educate you and not a guide to do it yourself you should always look for a professional to do these repairs or services for you, but remember if you have any questions…
Ask Logan.
And you can check his blog at www.Dealerservicealternative.com.
Let’s go.
The battery has been replaced in these Mercedes-Benz E-class and he lost the programming of the one touch feature of the window.
This can be easily corrected
You go to the master switch and press to the first d-10 till the window is all the way down, wait five seconds press to the second d-10. Wait five seconds. Release the button pull up to the first d-10 bring in the window all the way up. After the window is all the way up you will pull to the second d-10, you will wait another five seconds. You will release the button and test this window for operation.
This is it guys another video from Dealer Service Alternative in Orlando Florida.
Dealer quality service at a friendly price.
That’s a promise.
How to Program a New BMW Key or Remote
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Hi, this is Alex with Dealer Service Alternative in Orlando Florida. I’m going to show you how to synchronize or program the door lock remote on a BMW key.
These are new keys that do not lock or unlock the vehicle yet. You will lock the vehicle from the inside. Place one key in the ignition, turn on and turn back off. Pull the key out. And while pressing the unlock button and holding it you will press the logo or the lock button three times.
If you have a separate key you do not have to put it in the ignition again. You just continue to repeat the door lock button sequence on the additional keys.
You may also want to try to do this over your right-hand shoulder because the antenna set up on the back last of the vehicle. [Alarm] You probably heard the door locks confirming that the computer has already synchronized the key.
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Mercedes-Benz and BMW Filter Manufacturer Versus Dealer
Welcome to Dealer Service Alternative Educational series. Keep in mind these videos are meant to show you how a service or repair is done and not to guide you for you to do the repairs yourself. You should always hire a professional to perform these jobs for you. If you’re in the Orlando area and you’re looking for one of those professionals check out our website www.Dealerservicealternative.com.
This is a question that we get asked a lot who makes the filters for Mercedes, BMW, Audi Volkswagen. Well there are different companies that make filters. In this particular case as we can see these two filters are almost identical. The only difference from filter to filter is the stamping on the name from the OEM which stands for “Original Equipment Manufacturer” to the Mercedes-Benz one. This is a company that Mercedes hired to make the filters for this particular engine these filters are identical to each other than on the labeling owner so this filter will perform exactly like the one that you can buy the dealer but it costs less because there’s less people that have to get pay in the process. They don’t have to make the filter to put it on a Mercedes Box go on a distribution center and to your local dealers. The same thing applies with these BMW filter this is a particular filter from man this is an OEM- Original Equipment Manufacturer as you can see comes to the seals and gaskets that you need to do the job. This will be the exact same filter you will find on the BMW box.
We’re also asked the questions to many times about brake pads as well as brake rotors. Brake pads and majority of them are made by Tech Start which is the company that does the brake pads for Mercedes and BMW and other German manufacturers are OEM- Original Equipment Manufacturer. On the rotors most of the companies make their own discs however there are several good brands out there like Zimmerman, Tech Start and Akebono that make rotors that will perform perfectly well with your German vehicle.
And this is it folks another video from Dealer Service Alternative in Orlando Florida.
Dealer quality service at a friendly price.
That’s a promise.