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Roadster Service Schedule¶

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Mod Description How often does a smart Roadster need to be serviced? Mod Details Premium No Difficulty Mod ID 1002 Credit evilution For Link https://evilution.co.uk/mod/roadster-service-schedule.htm Copy to Clipboard Roadster Intervals Non Brabus 1st service A at 9,000 miles or 1 year (which ever sooner) 2nd service B at 18,000 miles or 2 years (which ever sooner) 3rd service A at 27,000 miles or 3 years (which ever sooner) 4th service C at 36,000 miles or 4 years (which ever sooner) Etc. Brabus 1st service A at 7,000 miles or 1 year (which ever sooner) 2nd service B at 14,000 miles or 2 years (which ever sooner) 3rd service A at 21,000 miles or 3 years (which ever sooner) 4th service C at 28,000 miles or 4 years (which ever sooner) Etc. Service intervals A, B, A ,C, A, B, A ,C, A, B, A ,C C Service? Yes, around the time that smart released the Roadster, they did a C service every 4 years. Well after the Roadster production stopped, smart renamed the C service to an enhanced B service or an extended B service. Service Inspection ‘A’ Checks and inspections: Read ECU for faults Conduct a visual inspection of the brake lines Test smart on dynamometer Clean and oil guide rails Check: Lights and indicators All electrical additions Wipers Seat belts and buckles Expiry date on tyre seal (if available) Battery fluid level Condition of tyres and wheels Tyre pressures Windscreen washer fluid Brake fluid level Underside of smart for signs of damage Engine for leaks Exhaust does not leak and isn’t loose Transmission oil and look for leaks Condition and tension of V-belt Coolant level Antifreeze concentration in coolant Axle shaft collars for damage Rubber bearings and joints for damage Amount of travel in handbrake Brake pads for wear Brake discs Wheel mounted brake cylinders on front axle Steering mechanicals Functioning of sunroof Hard top fits securely Storage tray correctly installed Expiry date on first aid pouch Work carried out: Oil change Oil filter change Oil hinges and locks Tighten wheels to correct torque Check tyre pressures Top up fluids: Battery Windscreen washer Brake fluid Coolant/antifreeze Service inspection ‘B’ Checks and inspections: Read ECU for faults Conduct a visual inspection of the brake lines Test smart on dynamometer Clean and oil guide rails Check: Lights and indicators All electrical additions Wipers Seat belts and buckles Expiry date on tyre seal (if available) Battery fluid level Condition of tyres and wheels Tyre pressures Windscreen washer fluid Brake fluid level Underside of smart for signs of damage Engine for leaks Intercooler Exhaust does not leak and isn’t loose Transmission oil and look for leaks Condition and tension of V-belt Coolant level Antifreeze concentration in coolant Axle shaft collars for damage Rubber bearings and joints for damage Amount of travel in handbrake Brake pads for wear Brake discs Wheel mounted brake cylinders on front axle Steering mechanicals Functioning of sunroof Hard top fits securely Storage tray correctly installed Expiry date on first aid pouch Work carried out: Oil change Oil filter change Oil hinges and locks Replace air filter Replace spark plugs Replace key batteries Tighten wheels to correct torque Check tyre pressures Change chargecooler seal Top up fluids: Battery Windscreen washer Brake fluid Coolant/antifreeze Every 2 years or 20,000 miles (charged separately) Replace brake fluid Check body for paint damage and rust Service inspection ‘C’ Checks and inspections: Read ECU for faults Conduct a visual inspection of the brake lines Test smart on dynamometer Clean and oil guide rails Check: Lights and indicators All electrical additions Wipers Seat belts and buckles Expiry date on tyre seal (if available) Battery fluid level Condition of tyres and wheels Tyre pressures Windscreen washer fluid Brake fluid level Underside of smart for signs of damage Engine for leaks Intercooler Exhaust does not leak and isn’t loose Transmission oil and look for leaks Condition and tension of V-belt Coolant level Antifreeze concentration in coolant Axle shaft collars for damage Rubber bearings and joints for damage Amount of travel in handbrake Brake pads for wear Brake discs Brake drums Wheel mounted brake cylinders on front axle Steering mechanicals Functioning of sunroof Hard top fits securely Storage tray correctly installed Expiry date on first aid pouch Work carried out: Oil change Oil filter change Oil hinges and locks Replace air filter Replace fuel filter Replace spark plugs Replace key batteries Tighten wheels to correct torque Check tyre pressures Change chargecooler seal Top up fluids: Battery Windscreen washer Brake fluid Coolant/antifreeze Every 2 years or 20,000 miles (charged separately) Replace brake fluid Check body for paint damage and rust Check your documents and service display Special edition smarts may require a shorter service schedule. Extra Maintenance Every 40,000 km (24,000 miles) Spark plugs replaced Air filter replaced After 60,000 km (36,000 miles) and then every 2nd service Drum brake thickness check Every 60,000 km (36,000 miles) Poly V-belt replaced Every 60,000 km (36,000 miles) or 4 years Engine coolant replaced Charge cooler coolant replaced After 80,000 km (50,000 miles) and then check every service Wheel brake cylinder collar seal and brake adjuster checked for damage. Replace transmission fluid (evilution recommendation, not on smart schedule) Every 120,000 km (75,000 miles) Change the timing chain (not on smart schedule) Every 2 years Brake fluid replaced (this seems excessive, I’d suggest 4 years). What Or Where Is The Chargecooler Seal It’s a good question. I don’t know and smart don’t know. Click if info helped 47 likes 71074 views Print