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I have been trying to book the car for service as the panel suggests that 'service B is due', but the booking services offer Full service an Interim service to choose from. I guess Service B is one of them, but which one?

Ivan Venediktov
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    You're looking at a manufacturer specific codes. Consult your mfg's documentation to interpret it. – justinm410 Sep 01 '16 at 18:00
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    If it's a Mercedes 2009 onwards, Service A starts at 10,000 miles, and then every 20,000 miles afterwards. Service B starts at 20,000 miles, and then every 20,000 miles afterwards (so you alternate between Service A and Service B). They're the same, except that Service B indicates a cabin filter replacement and a brake fluid exchange. A Mercedes garage would know that, but an independent might not. Just give them the service book. Both of them equate to a Full service, in my opinion. – PeteCon Sep 01 '16 at 20:03
  • @Pete I have spoken to a garage I have booked my car in, the guy said that B is a full service an pops us every 20,000 miles. Exactly what you said, sir. – Ivan Venediktov Sep 03 '16 at 15:07

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