2013 C300 have transmission issue or others issues
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2013 C300 have transmission issue or others issues
Hi everyone, recently purchased a 2013 c300. Can someone tell me more information about the 2013 c300. Specifically the about the transmission. From doing research I learned about the transfer case issue with the 722.9 transmission and other issues with it for previous year cars. Has Mercedes fixed these issues for 2013. Also is there any other issues with the 2013+ model?
Thank you very much in advance, hope this thread can help Me and others who are looking to buying the same model
Thank you very much in advance, hope this thread can help Me and others who are looking to buying the same model
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Hi everyone, recently purchased a 2013 c300. Can someone tell me more information about the 2013 c300. Specifically the about the transmission. From doing research I learned about the transfer case issue with the 722.9 transmission and other issues with it for previous year cars. Has Mercedes fixed these issues for 2013. Also is there any other issues with the 2013+ model?
Thank you very much in advance, hope this thread can help Me and others who are looking to buying the same model
Thank you very much in advance, hope this thread can help Me and others who are looking to buying the same model
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You're probably thinking about front differential bearing failure problems on the 4 Matics.
No 4 Matic = no problem.
Just stick with Mercedes recommended transmission service intervals and you'll be ok.
No 4 Matic = no problem.
Just stick with Mercedes recommended transmission service intervals and you'll be ok.
Last edited by Colin G; 03-22-2017 at 01:21 PM.
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2010 C300 4MATIC........ 2011 C63 AMG.............. 2015 CLS400 4MATIC.....
No 4matic = no problem
if you DO get a 4matic, the 7g+ doesnt have a long history of failures, so I think you'd be fine.
if you DO get a 4matic, the 7g+ doesnt have a long history of failures, so I think you'd be fine.
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Thank you, these where exactly the answers I was looking for, apologies if I wasn't clear with the questions. My car is out of warranty in June, so was worried about the transmission