wilassasin

Anyone experience this before? I was in Canada recently and the Border Patrol officer asked me to let the rear shades down and then I realized that the driver side rear shade was inoperable.

mrbobby

I can't help with your problem but as a constant border crosser I always wondered what the hell the guard expects to find in the back seat - a pile of C-4, Osama's latest and greatest friend a W 222. What are they looking for?

Tropical

Had same problem on my 2010 S-550. Dealer replaced the motor that drives the shade 6/19/2015, problem solved.

wilassasin

Was that a warranty repair if not whats the ballpark cost?

Tropical

Yes it was a warranty repair, costs unknown?
Tropoical

Tropical

Previously I purchased parts (known to be bad) from a Mercedes dealer in GA.
Goggle genuine mercedes benz parts and you can type in vehicle info and get a retail and internet cost of the part needed. And buy from them at the internet price.
My local dealer will no longer accept clients providing their own part for repair/
replacement.
Dealer part prices in PR are 20-100% more then stateside retail/internet prices.
So obviously dealer was losing money if client supplied part.
Tropical

Tropical

Found some old paper work. RBM of Atlanta, at www.rbmnorth.com to order parts on internet.
Tropical

Jason B

I HATE when you go to the dealer for warranty work and it never shows what the cost would have been without warranty!