Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
LI-03-3003/30/201110041208Ready09/20/2011
LI-03-3003/30/201110041208Mercedes benz: engine light is on with stored trouble codes. *rm09/20/2011
03300804/24/2008SB-03-30-08E10022893Check engine light on / fault codes fc1200 / fc1208 stored in me-sfi control unit. mercedes-benz model c230, c280, c350, slk280, slk350, clk350, clk550, e350, e550, cls550, s600, and sl550. equipped with m272 engine or m273 engine. *nj10/03/2007
200701001008/01/200710021302Replace engine oil dipstick. *kb updated 10/18/07. *nj04/02/2007
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE - GASOLINE - BELTS AND ASSOCIATED PULLEYS
SB-200807000208/01/200810028026Mercedes: replace v belt upper guide pulley. the v belt upper guide pulley optimized for noise reduction is available. the dealer will replace upper guide pulley at the next workshop visit. *pe02/27/2009

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
01/08/201162000
 My mercedes c280 4matic, engine light came on at 62,000 miles, diagnosed with a faulty engine balance shaft was told it would cost around $6,000 to fix and is a common problem with the mercedes-benz c-class. part should be recalled ! very dangerous, and way too common to not be fault of mercedes
11/29/2006110/28/2006
 2007 c280 mercedes-benz lease with stalling problems**cc the consumer stated 31 days after purchasing the vehicle while driving in the car with her daughter the vehicle started to shake violently, the check engine light came on and the temperature gauge started to increase rapidly. the consumer contacted the dealer who informed her of the problem and was told it was bad gas. the consumer stated once the vehicle was assessed they informed her that coil #4 was the problem. *tr
01/14/2007100112/31/2006
 I took delivery of a new 2007 mercedes benz c280 4matic vehicle the 1st week of january,2007 & on january 14, 2007 i was returning home on a us highway in seminole county, oklahoma when i approached a small (8 inches tall) house cat or possum & was unable to avoid running over the animal. rather than the animal making contact with the skid (protective) plate & falling to the pavement, the animal busted through the plate & entered into the radiator fan unit doing extensive damage (approximately $3000). upon inspection, it was determined that the skid plate was a thin plastic covering not capable of deflecting the impact of an object, but rather allowing the object to enter the engine cavity. i would request that a study be done to determine if this plate meets the industry standards. *tr