Help urgent:TC output shaft seal and front axle input shaft seal leaking
So yesterday i went to one of the best indy shops here in New England- EAS, waltham for a service and they told me that the TC shaft seal and front axle shaft seals were leaking and i better get it fixed.
Now, the best part is that they had caught the same issue in my previous oil change visit 5000K miles back and i had got it fixed from the dealer.
However, the indy shop thinks that nothing was done to my car.
Now, im suspecting if the MB dealer is scamming either it's customers or MB NA.
I dont know what to do next as my warranty will be expiring in about 5 months and i dont want to be stuck with a bad tranny after that.
Please advice wise people how do i proceed. I see another thread with cars (08 c300 w204) having bearing issue which caused the seal, shaft and the pump to fail etc.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ed-help-2.html
Last edited by sudhanshu3; Jan 13, 2012 at 12:57 PM.

What if this or something related to this issue is caused later down the line when im out of warranty, will MB still honor to fix it? Should i buy extended warranty?

Someone from the forum had mentioned to me that this warranty repair will also include a tranny service. So is it something i should push them to do before i get my car back?
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So yesterday i went to one of the best indy shops here in New England- EAS, waltham for a service and they told me that the TC shaft seal and front axle shaft seals were leaking and i better get it fixed.
Now, the best part is that they had caught the same issue in my previous oil change visit 5000K miles back and i had got it fixed from the dealer.
However, the indy shop thinks that nothing was done to my car.
Now, im suspecting if the MB dealer is scamming either it's customers or MB NA.
I dont know what to do next as my warranty will be expiring in about 5 months and i dont want to be stuck with a bad tranny after that.
Please advice wise people how do i proceed. I see another thread with cars (08 c300 w204) having bearing issue which caused the seal, shaft and the pump to fail etc.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ed-help-2.html
Since the original service writer lied to you about the different fluids, it might be a good idea to speak to the service manager first.
Last edited by RLE; Jan 19, 2012 at 06:58 PM.

What mileage has your car done & was the transmission serviced at 39K miles? If no service is due then the top up method is OK. If service is due they must do a complete fluid & filter change. This should be done EVERY 39K miles.






