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1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 Series 280SE Convertible 3.5 Base
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Service due at 520,000 Miles| Action: | Description |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace air cleaner/element |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace cabin air filter |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Remove & fit wheels |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect front/rear axle ball joints |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect leakage |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect parking brake |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect poly-V belt |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect rubber boots |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect seat belts |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect tie rod and drag link joints |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace engine oil and filter |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Clean/Lubricate panorama sliding roof |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect battery |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect brake pads |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect catch, safety catch, and hinged on engine hood |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect fluid levels |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect horn, headlamp flashers, hazard flashers, turn signals |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect tires/spare tires and pressures |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect windshield wiper systems |
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