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2023 Urus Performante - 2021 Ferrari Roma - 2017 Ferrari 488 GTB - 2022 GLE 63 S Coupe
Broken, towed to the dealer and in limbo...
Came out from the store (Saturday evening) and was met with this error/warning light. Tried everything as far as restarting, inching forward to get it to release, etc.., and nothing worked. Alas it had to be towed which was a white knuckle affair. Especially the unloading at the dealer with the boards sliding underneath it. I was able to get it inside the dealer because they were still open (sales) for another half hour so I lucked out there and got it parked in the service bay for the weekend.
Upon getting home and researching this issue I was hoping it was nothing more than a defective e-brake actuator. Turns out on Monday at the end of the day they had diagnosed it as one of the pins from the brake module isn't sending power to release the actuator. Evidently this brake module is a part of and/or built-in to the entire mechanical part of the brake assembly upfront. Think area of brake booster in older cars type of thing. There was no part number for this in the system so they had to take photos of it and and some numbers and send it to Mercedes which they did. So now I'm waiting to hear back from them on that.
It also looks like some major surgery replacing that whole assembly which of course concerns me as well on a basically brand new car. Will keep this thread updated in case this happens to someone else or if it has please by all means chime in with your experience.
PFL205.064 with M276.823 (Oil pump solenoid defeated)
Originally Posted by benzbell
Came out from the store (Saturday evening) and was met with this error/warning light. Tried everything as far as restarting, inching forward to get it to release, etc.., and nothing worked. Alas it had to be towed which was a white knuckle affair. Especially the unloading at the dealer with the boards sliding underneath it. I was able to get it inside the dealer because they were still open (sales) for another half hour so I lucked out there and got it parked in the service bay for the weekend.
Upon getting home and researching this issue I was hoping it was nothing more than a defective e-brake actuator. Turns out on Monday at the end of the day they had diagnosed it as one of the pins from the brake module isn't sending power to release the actuator. Evidently this brake module is a part of and/or built-in to the entire mechanical part of the brake assembly upfront. Think area of brake booster in older cars type of thing. There was no part number for this in the system so they had to take photos of it and and some numbers and send it to Mercedes which they did. So now I'm waiting to hear back from them on that.
It also looks like some major surgery replacing that whole assembly which of course concerns me as well on a basically brand new car. Will keep this thread updated in case this happens to someone else or if it has please by all means chime in with your experience.
2023 Urus Performante - 2021 Ferrari Roma - 2017 Ferrari 488 GTB - 2022 GLE 63 S Coupe
Dealer is still waiting to hear back from Germany about the part. Difficulty is the part isn't listed as of yet in the system. Unbelievable. It's not an actuator it's a brake control module that is built into the main brake/ABS unit. Apparently there is an output pin not sending the signal to release the brake from what I gather from the shop foreman. Tomorrow will be two weeks since it happened. I'm going to give it until Monday and then it's time to jump on the phone and get busy if you know what I mean. Will definitely keep this thread updated.
PFL205.064 with M276.823 (Oil pump solenoid defeated)
Originally Posted by benzbell
Dealer is still waiting to hear back from Germany about the part. Difficulty is the part isn't listed as of yet in the system. Unbelievable. It's not an actuator it's a brake control module that is built into the main brake/ABS unit. Apparently there is an output pin not sending the signal to release the brake from what I gather from the shop foreman. Tomorrow will be two weeks since it happened. I'm going to give it until Monday and then it's time to jump on the phone and get busy if you know what I mean. Will definitely keep this thread updated.
Strange, so this part is not shared with other facelifted C 63 S? Or it was changed for your model year?
2010 BMW E63 M6 Coupe 2023 AMG C63s Coupe 2005 YZF-R1
Originally Posted by benzbell
I thought the same but I will find out more soon and pass it on in case anyone else has the same issue.
Sorry to hear about this, hopefully it gets resolved soon.
This kinda reminds me of my ‘21 with under 4k on the clock being stuck at the dealer for weeks waiting on a new trans from AMG. They had no clue what was causing the issue so they decided to just replace the entire transmission. Unfortunately, that still didn’t fix the problem. But at least in your case, they seem to know what the issue is and it’s only a matter of time before they ship your dealer the part.
PFL205.064 with M276.823 (Oil pump solenoid defeated)
Originally Posted by RavenM6
Sorry to hear about this, hopefully it gets resolved soon.
This kinda reminds me of my ‘21 with under 4k on the clock being stuck at the dealer for weeks waiting on a new trans from AMG. They had no clue what was causing the issue so they decided to just replace the entire transmission. Unfortunately, that still didn’t fix the problem. But at least in your case, they seem to know what the issue is and it’s only a matter of time before they ship your dealer the part.
Ya also sorry that you had to deal with all that, I also remember, well, we can all conclude it is one of the hundreds or thousands of modules that caused it (in your case ) but finding it is like a needle in a haystack. Guess not all modules on MBs report codes check-in with the ECU, unfortunately.
2023 Urus Performante - 2021 Ferrari Roma - 2017 Ferrari 488 GTB - 2022 GLE 63 S Coupe
Originally Posted by Jimmy_c63s
Makes me really angry to hear about your experience with such a new car what the hell man
Has this dealer at least given you a loaner car for now?
I actually don't like taking loaners and being responsible for a vehicle that doesn't belong to me. Fortunately, I have another car to drive. This way there is an extra loaner for someone who might really need it.
2023 Urus Performante - 2021 Ferrari Roma - 2017 Ferrari 488 GTB - 2022 GLE 63 S Coupe
Originally Posted by RavenM6
Sorry to hear about this, hopefully it gets resolved soon.
This kinda reminds me of my ‘21 with under 4k on the clock being stuck at the dealer for weeks waiting on a new trans from AMG. They had no clue what was causing the issue so they decided to just replace the entire transmission. Unfortunately, that still didn’t fix the problem. But at least in your case, they seem to know what the issue is and it’s only a matter of time before they ship your dealer the part.
You created a cliffhanger - lol. And the real problem was ...?
I actually don't like taking loaners and being responsible for a vehicle that doesn't belong to me. Fortunately, I have another car to drive. This way there is an extra loaner for someone who might really need it.
That's actually really good of you mate I'm hoping you get in touch with the dealer today (Monday) and have some news about it.
2010 BMW E63 M6 Coupe 2023 AMG C63s Coupe 2005 YZF-R1
Originally Posted by benzbell
You created a cliffhanger - lol. And the real problem was ...?
Sorry I haven’t been on the forum in a few weeks. They never did figure it out even after replacing the entire trans and multiple software updated, that was the main reason I sold the car afterwards.
That sucks your beast is getting lemoned. Unfortunately I couldn’t lemon mine since the issues all started a couple months after the 12 month window expired.
12-06-2023, 09:45 AM
