Sprinter Maintenance Guide
Consistent maintenance is the cheapest way to keep a Sprinter reliable. Here is what your van needs and when.
Service A & Service B Explained
Service A is the lighter interval, focused on oil, filter, and inspections. Service B is more comprehensive with additional filters and fluids. Your dash tells you which is due. We perform both to factory spec and reset the counter.
Full Maintenance Schedule
Beyond A and B, your Sprinter needs brake fluid every two years, transmission service on a work van, coolant, and emissions component checks. We build a schedule around your mileage and how you drive.
High-Mileage Care (200k+)
High-mileage Sprinters reward proactive care. We watch timing chains, turbo actuators, EGR and DEF components, and suspension so wear is caught before it strands you.
Summer AC Readiness
Orange County summers are hard on A/C. We check refrigerant charge, the compressor, and cabin airflow before the heat so your van stays cool on the road.
Rust & Corrosion Prevention
Coastal air accelerates rust at wheel arches, door edges, and seams. We inspect and seal early so small spots do not spread under the paint.
Fleet PMI Calendar
For commercial fleets, we set preventive maintenance inspection intervals with per-van tracking so breakdowns and inspection failures do not surprise you.
Most Sprinters call for oil and filter service every 10,000 miles or 12 months. Delivery vans that idle heavily should shorten that interval.
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