Broken doorhandle...
Haven't read anything like it here before. Another one of those little issues that one would not expect.
EDIT: After viewing the picture after signing in, it appears that it somehow did come undone from the locking mechanism. I would still make ure that child lock isn't enabled, but it looks like you might have to take a trip to the dealer. I hope your still in warranty!
EDIT: After viewing the picture after signing in, it appears that it somehow did come undone from the locking mechanism. I would still make ure that child lock isn't enabled, but it looks like you might have to take a trip to the dealer. I hope your still in warranty!
nah it is really loose from the locking mechanism. Sucks, having to listen to comments about my car now
Oh well, no big deal really. Just annoying
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There is a temporary fix, I have done three of these and they are still holding together.
You need to drill a small hole ~1mm in diam through the arm just below the cable hole (blue line), glue the broken part back on using CA, then thread a thin steel wire through the drilled hole, wrap it around the broken glued part and twist it together to apply pressure to the assembly.
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EDIT: After viewing the picture after signing in, it appears that it somehow did come undone from the locking mechanism. I would still make ure that child lock isn't enabled, but it looks like you might have to take a trip to the dealer. I hope your still in warranty!
I'm sure this line gets used a lot, for 'Mercedes I wouldn't expect that to be common', never had this happen on other cars (other then when it was caused by some thief breaking into my car). Would suck if it happens every 2 years.
Vic, I wonder whether it would make any difference if i ask the dealer to use some (ducktape) enforcement before they put the panel back on?
There is a temporary fix, I have done three of these and they are still holding together.
You need to drill a small hole ~1mm in diam through the arm just below the cable hole (blue line), glue the broken part back on using CA, then thread a thin steel wire through the drilled hole, wrap it around the broken glued part and twist it together to apply pressure to the assembly.

Making a service appt today, hopefully it's under warranty.
On a side note I went to the dealership in Columbus, GA and was very annoyed. My dealership in Columbia, SC gave a loaner car when I had warranty work done. The SA didn't even look at the car to get the part ordered and then call me when it was in to get it changed out. He wanted me to leave my car there and have a driver bring me to work and back. I'm trying to figure out how much more inconvenient thy could make things. I know I don't drive a 100K S class but really? Sorry for the rant.
Covered under warranty. Sounds like it'd be pretty expensive if I had to come out of pocket.


