anyone know if you can manually reset assyst on a 2000 facelift e class?

[nh2]

anyone know if you can manually reset assyst on a 2000 facelift e class?

I alreadfy have a 98 e320 read the manual andit tells you how to reset the assyst via the console.

I'm looking to get an estate for the other half - found a nice 2000 e280- and i was wondering if you can do the same manual rest of assyst or do you have to take it to a dealer?

thanks

 

[malcolm E53 AMG]

Hi, try this:
My ASSYST service interval indicator has been counting down the days to a B service (which the car has just had from a non MB garage) so I decided that I would reset it myself.

According to the owners manual this is possible using a combination of activities with the ignition switch, steering wheel controls and reset button.

Six attempts later I am about to give up having followed the ptocedure to the letter, turn the starter switch to position 1, use the steering wheel multi-function switch to call up the service indicator and press the reset button for 2 seconds to clear the service warning.

However I didn't give up and decided to move the starter switch to position 2 and quess what the procedure worked.

So for all you 210 facelift owners I thought I'd post this info. The owner's manual appears to be wrong, where it states starter switch pos 1, delete that and write in pos 2.

Anything else, just ask.

 

[coolpot]

try these?

Hi. Im not sure what model you have but do try these. I have resets for most cars, including alot of mercs. let me know if these do or dont work.

Thanks, Steve.

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[television]

Hi, try this:
My ASSYST service interval indicator has been counting down the days to a B service (which the car has just had from a non MB garage) so I decided that I would reset it myself.

According to the owners manual this is possible using a combination of activities with the ignition switch, steering wheel controls and reset button.

Six attempts later I am about to give up having followed the ptocedure to the letter, turn the starter switch to position 1, use the steering wheel multi-function switch to call up the service indicator and press the reset button for 2 seconds to clear the service warning.

However I didn't give up and decided to move the starter switch to position 2 and quess what the procedure worked.

So for all you 210 facelift owners I thought I'd post this info. The owner's manual appears to be wrong, where it states starter switch pos 1, delete that and write in pos 2.

Anything else, just ask.

I hope that I can do this on the 230, that would be very useful to me.

malcolm