Safety Warning
DIY auto repair can cause serious injury, fire, or vehicle damage. These guides are for informational purposes only. Always follow OEM torque specs, wear PPE, and consult a certified mechanic if you are unsure. You are solely responsible for your safety.
2013 Mercedes Benz B250FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE
Overall Vehicle - General Information
- General Information
- Overall vehicle - AH00.00-Z-9999AZ
- Notes on self-locking nuts and bolts - AH00.00-N-0001-01A
- Measures for preventing damage to vehicles or components when performing electric welding work - AH00.00-N-0005-01A
- Notes on evaluating leakages - AH00.00-N-0011-01A
- Notes On Self-Locking Nuts And Bolts - AH00.00-P-0001-01KOA
- Notes on threaded connections with aluminum screws/bolts - AH00.00-P-0006-01RM
- Notes on bolted connections with self tapping screws - AH00.00-P-0007-01SF
- Notes on removing adhesive residues and foils on paint and metal surfaces with surface conditioning disks
- Notes on calculating tightening torque when using insertion tool with various effective lengths. - AH00.00-P-0015-01CW
- Notes on applying decorative foil to paint and glass - AH00.00-P-0018-01A
- Notes on repair work on suspension components - AH00.00-P-0100-01A
- Key to chassis number
- Layout of vehicle data card
- Key to body plate - AH00.00-P-4000-01A
- Notes on avoiding damage through contamination and foreign objects - AH00.00-P-5000-01A
- Evaluation of elastomer bearings - AH00.10-P-0001-01A
- Conversion measures resulting in alteration to vehicle model - AH00.10-P-1000-01A
- Converting vehicles to operate on liquefied petroleum gas - AH00.10-P-1000-02A
- Information on function and performance test on roller dynamometer - AH00.10-P-1000-03A
- Notes on working on natural gas powered vehicles - AH00.10-P-1000-06A
- Notes on performance correction - AH00.10-P-2010-01A
- Correction tables for calculating actual performance value - AH00.10-P-2010-02A
- Notes on replacing safety-relevant components - AH00.19-P-1000-02A
- Advantages of repairing wiring harnesses - AH00.19-P-1000-03A
- Repair methods for wiring harnesses - AH00.19-P-1000-04A
- Assessment of damage in wiring harnesses - AH00.19-P-1000-05A
- Notes regarding plug connections - AH00.19-P-1000-06A
- Notes on soft soldering - AH00.19-P-1000-07A
- Notes on replacement of safety-relevant and special components - AH00.19-P-1000-08A
- Notes on crimping - AH00.19-P-1000-09A
- Notes on soldering - AH00.19-P-1000-10A
- Notes on cable protection - AH00.19-P-1000-11A
- Notes on the use of paint scraping nuts on ground connections - AH00.19-P-1000-20A
- Notes on Towing - AH00.60-P-0100-02GA
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.
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