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2009 Mercedes-Benz G-Class 5.5L 4MATIC 4dr
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4-Wheel Drive, 4 Door, 4WD Sport Utility Vehicle
11 (Est) mpg city / 15 (Est) mpg hwy
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11 (Est) mpg city / 15 (Est) mpg hwy
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Service due at 200,000 Miles| Action: | Description |
| Replace | Windshield Wiper Blade(s) |
| Inspect | Windshield Washer |
| Inspect | Wheels & tires |
| Rotate | Wheels & tires |
| Activate | Tire pressure monitoring system |
| Inspect fluid level | Power steering system |
| Inspect | Parking brake |
| Replace | Crankcase Oil Filter |
| Inspect | Headlamp Washers |
| Inspect | Hood latch assembly |
| Inspect | Exterior Lighting |
| Inspect fluid level | Cooling system |
| Change fluid | Crankcase |
| Inspect | Brake system |
| Inspect fluid level | Brake system |
| Inspect | Battery |
| Inspect fluid level | Battery |
| Inspect | Underbody |
| Inspect fluid level | Transfer case |
| Inspect | Suspension |
| Inspect | Steering system |
| Lubricate | Sunroof |
| Inspect fluid level | Rear differential |
| Inspect fluid level | Front differential |
| Inspect | Driveshaft Universal Joint(s) |
| Lubricate | Door Hinges |
| Inspect | Drive Belt(s) |
| Replace | Cabin air filter |
| Change fluid | Brake system |
| Change fluid and filter/screen | Automatic transmission/transaxle |
| Replace | Air filter element |
| Change fluid | Transfer case |
| Change fluid | Rear differential |
| Change fluid | Front differential |
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