Did the crankshaft oil leak cost you for replacement of engine harness or sensor and
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C180K sports sedan 2006
Did the crankshaft oil leak cost you for replacement of engine harness or sensor and
There may be tens of thousands of W203 owners in Australia driving around with this creeping oil leak
from the cam magnet sensors.
If it has cost you repairs or downtime, then at least seven owners notifying this fault caused loss or damage would pre-qualify for a legal class action to recover costs.
If you feel you have this problem - or if you get your mechanic to check the wiring harness for oil at the cam wiring attachments, then let me know and I will give you the contact. A summary of the problem may be found at https://alanlennoxmotors.com.au/cam-magnets-leak-fix/
All affected cars in the USA were fixed free in campaign #2012070002.
At the very least, owners should be warned before the capillary leak reaches the ECU and sensors - or it will cost thousands,
with a MBz "pigtails" attachment protecting the motor for about $300 fitted.
Happy motoring over Christmas
kerbsne - poorer owner by about $6,000
from the cam magnet sensors.
If it has cost you repairs or downtime, then at least seven owners notifying this fault caused loss or damage would pre-qualify for a legal class action to recover costs.
If you feel you have this problem - or if you get your mechanic to check the wiring harness for oil at the cam wiring attachments, then let me know and I will give you the contact. A summary of the problem may be found at https://alanlennoxmotors.com.au/cam-magnets-leak-fix/
All affected cars in the USA were fixed free in campaign #2012070002.
At the very least, owners should be warned before the capillary leak reaches the ECU and sensors - or it will cost thousands,
with a MBz "pigtails" attachment protecting the motor for about $300 fitted.
Happy motoring over Christmas
kerbsne - poorer owner by about $6,000
