DIY Service A on GLC 300 - Same engine as C-class, and GLA Mercedes-Benz

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Walk step by step through a Mercedes-Benz Service A, and learn how you can do your very own DIY oil change for a GLC 300. Kit available online.
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Mercedes-Benz of Littleton's very own Varley walks us through what's involved with a GLC Service A, shares tips and tricks one what you'll need to do, what to look for while servicing your GLC 300, and shares everything you'll need to know on how to service your GLC 300.
While this step-by-step oil change is on a GLC 300, the engine is a longitudinally mounted engine, but it's the same engine as mounted on the C 300, GLA and other luxury Mercedes-Benz vehicles of the same style.
When removing the oil filter on a Mercedes-Ben GLC 300 like this one, Varley used a 27mm socket. All engines of the same size will have the same diameter, but when in doubt refer to your owners manual, and the cap for the torque.
When installing the oil filter on your GLC 300, take note there is a torque spec on the cap of the oil filter cartridge. In this case, with the service A on this GLC, the torque spec is 25 newton meters, shown on the cap as 25 + 5 Nm
when draining the oil on this vehicle, the GLC 300 in this case, start by taking off the oil cap, you can do something similar to what Varley did by upturning the cap, but leaving it in the same position so you don't misplace it.
There are 8 screws that hold on the skid plate that covers over the drain plug on vehicles like the GLC 300, CLA and GLA.
In the case of the transversely mounted engines, you will want to be sure you know where the oil drain plug is, as it's close to the transmission drain plug. Do not mix the drain plugs.
Remove the oil drain plug you'll use a 13mm socket for an oil change on the GLC 300, every time you pull the drain plug you'll want to replace the drain plug seal with a new washer, included on your DIY kit from Mercedes-Benz of Littleton. When replacing the drain plug, on this GLC 300, the torque is 30 newton meters, refer to your manual to confirm the torque needed.
Looking for tips and tricks on the extras your Mercedes-Benz gets with a Service A, this video will explain the finer points to how to change, add, or remove parts during the Service A.
Mercedes-Benz of Littleton is happy to help when you're in the process of a DIY Service A, follow along the tutorial to watch as our 5-star team walks you through an oil change on a GLC 300. If you get tripped up, or just would rather a specialist help, you're always welcome to phone in and schedule service at our meticulously maintained service department, and work with our welcoming techs and service staff.
Mercedes of Littleton even has a regular overnight shift so you can get your Service while you sleep! Wake up and watch as our team delivers your car, and picks up the loaner you received with our specialty overnight service packages.
Chapters:
00:00 - intro
00:20 - Differences between the GLC and the CLA and GLA engines
00:36 - Why service A or service B a GLC every year
00:58 - Can you DIY a Service A on a GLC
01:22 - Starting the Service A on a GLC (GLC Oil Change)
01:34 - Taking off the engine beauty cover on a GLC for an oil change
01:41 - Removing the clean air intake pipe on a Mercedes-Benz GLC
01:55 - Removing the oil filter on a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300
02:17 - Pulling the oil filter from the cartridge Mercedes-Benz GLC oil change
02:27 - Removing O-rings from oil filter cartridge GLC 300
03:03 - Install Mercedes-Benz oil filter during a service A oil change
03:11 - How to install O-rings on a Mercedes-Benz oil filter
03:48 - Install oil filter on Mercedes-Benz service A oil change
04:10 - Drain engine oil on a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300
04:54 - The difference between transversely mounted engines Mercedes-Benz
05:20 - Remove the drain plug on a GLC 300 Mercedes-Benz
05:54 - Adding engine oil to the GLC 300 in an oil change aka service A
06:15 - Service A on a Mercedes-Benz includes topping up windshield washer fluid concentrate
06:41 - Service A on a Mercedes-Benz GLC, C 300, and GLA come with fuel additive
07:11 - How to change the battery in a Mercedes-Benz key fob.
07:42 - You've finished your first Do it yourself Mercedes-Benz Service A/Oil change! Way to go
08:00 - fin

Пікірлер: 12

@PatrickStar-qb1sx 6 ай бұрын

Can you please post DIY Service B and C on GLC 300? Very helpful. Thank you.

@nipter1905 18 күн бұрын

Was this ever posted or found another vid that shows it?

@rons1566 3 ай бұрын

Thank you

@chrisedyy Ай бұрын

Awesome thank you

@flyingturtle3384 2 ай бұрын

Spilling oil over the fill hole?

@tonylim9244 11 күн бұрын

What is the fuel additive you put into the fuel tank towards the end? I don’t find that mentioned anywhere in your description, and the product is blurred in your video. Thanks!