20 Bad Habits Your Mercedes Mechanic Wants You To STOP Doing!

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  @EverythingMercTV · 2 months ago · pinned

  Stop budgeting one number. Known, forecast, risk reserve, optional. The bills did not move; the surprise did. Module seven. PDF. <a href="https://everythingcars.shop/mercedes/playbook">https://everythingcars.shop/mercedes/playbook</a>

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  @Norm100ful · 3 months ago

  All these recommendations apply to almost all car brands.

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  @theMharcqk · 2 months ago

  This car is beginning to sound stressful, and way too fragile... the needed care is too much

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• BL

  @BlackhawkPilot · 9 days ago

  Better descent method is to set the cruise control to the speed you need and your Mercedes will control your descent with lower gearing and automatic breaking.

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  @fuhlertier1grp148 · 3 months ago (edited)

  #6 pretty difficult to avoid if you have a long vacation, I know Mercedes have standby mode that prevent electrical problem while we away but other spot kind of hard.

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  @HamedKebe-t7h · 3 months ago

  I drive good i respect the drive.

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  @CISE9 · 3 months ago

  Subbed -- &gt; Great content, my C300 says thank you! Lol

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  @Norm100ful · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2h4ImBVmqs&amp;t=1200">20:00</a> MB are notorious for moldy, mildew smells. &nbsp;Recirc is only one issue, but it turns off by itself. &nbsp;To minimize humidity in the blower housing and evaporator, turn off AC mode a few minutes before turning off the car. &nbsp;That helps dry out the system. &nbsp;If parking under trees, cover the car to prevent wet leaves and debris buildup.

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• MA

  @markdunbar8219 · 3 months ago

  Those wiper blades look expensive 😱

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  @Here_This · 3 months ago

  I think mechanics WANT us to do it . 😉😂

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  @ohmindgobeyondyourlimitedp3846 · 3 months ago

  What do you mean by &quot;turning the steering wheel to full lock&quot; (no.7) ?

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  @geothermal7999 · 3 months ago

  I use RainX as my washer fluid that is suppose to be antifreeze down to -25F but in the dead of winter in the upper Midwest USA the lines still freezes. Do you have a better brand recommendation to use?