M272/273 Engine: Cam adjuster magnet & balancer shaft sprocket issues DTB

Now I have to change the balancer shaft sprocket as the engine start become noisy. how I know that the spare part is not weak or bad manufacture the same as the damaged one??
Please advise if there is a way to avoid this from happening again.
Naif
Can anyone tell me if I'm in that range that has problems? Thanks
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2009 CLK 350 VIN - WDBTJ56H19F261182
2007 CLK 350 VIN - WDBTJ56H77F206622
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Many thanks in advance!

Have noticed a consistent high pitched sound coming from the passenger side of the engine bay. MB shop thinks the cams may be causing the issue...rubbing/scrapping etc. Before I let him lose on the car can someone confirm if my car is on the naughty list?? I now only have 7500 miles on it so I think that since this was a factor F-up it could be the reason.
VIN WDBTK75G16T065905
Many thanks in advance!
WDBRF52H97A918001
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I am not going to bother with having Mercedes do the work as what will come out of my pocket will likely meet or exceed what the car is worth even if I manage to get them to do their partial compensation.
I will be doing the work myself and am hoping to find out if there is a recommended parts list or a "kit" for this little project. I will be going thru Parts.com to purchase what is needed.
TIA for any help with this.
From what I read it looks like the car is covered to 125k miles you might be able to get reimbursed for 70%. Anyway, if you want to do it yourself I saw a great video direct from Mercedes on youtube showing the entire process.see google
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_M272_engine
and lawsuit
https://cases.justia.com/federal/dis...?ts=1428566656
Google search for other writeups
Last edited by TechSuperstar; Oct 23, 2015 at 03:55 PM.
From what I read it looks like the car is covered to 125k miles you might be able to get reimbursed for 70%. Anyway, if you want to do it yourself I saw a great video direct from Mercedes on youtube showing the entire process.see google
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_M272_engine
and lawsuit
https://cases.justia.com/federal/dis...?ts=1428566656
Google search for other writeups
Hey Bill once again thank you for your patience,
In regards to the intake manifold it sounds like it is the actuator that is broken/ faulty according to the techs shop notes.
As for the balance shaft, with the age of your CLK and the mileage falling under the LI03.30-P-050027, MBUSA is willing to provide a 37.5% discount to the repairs. Blow are the prices and a screenshot of the document. Attached is the document in its entirety. Let me know if you have any questions.
Intake Manifold $1,796.00 installed plus tax
Balance shaft (adjusted with 37.5% off) $4,628.13 installed plus tax for the parts.
VIN:WDBTK72F47T084803
Engine #: 2736967 30 132002.
) I'll be starting a separate thread on this as I am doing the work and taking pictures. Fun, fun fun!
please help me
please help me
WDBTK72F09T101308
Thank you for all the good information.
With vin WDBTK75G44T011172 can anyone tell me if this engine falls into the balancer shaft issues?
Again thank you.
Thanks in advance!


