Sunroof Bonding Recall - Anyone complete this? 2020040011, 19V918
Recall Campaign: 2020040011
MBUSA CAMPAIGN NUMBER: 2020040011
NHTSA RECALL NUMBER: 19V918
RECALL START DATE: June25, 2020
RECALL REPORTED DATE: Dec 28, 2019
COMPONENT(S): 19P7891003
SUMMARY
Mercedes-Benz AG ("MBAG"), the manufacturer of Mercedes-Benz vehicles, has determined that on certain Model Year ("MY") 01-11 C-Class (203 platform), CLK-Class (209 platform), E-Class (211 platform) and CLS-Class (219 platform) vehicles, the bonding between the glass panel and the sliding roof frame might not meet specifications. In this case, the adhesion of the bonding could deteriorate gradually over time. If the bonding adhesion were to deteriorate, the durability requirements might not be met which could lead to a separation of the glass panel from the vehicle. A displaced panel could increase the risk of a potential crash or injury for other road users.
CONSEQUENCE
In this case, the adhesion of the bonding could deteriorate gradually over time. If the bonding adhesion were to deteriorate, the durability requirements might not be met which could lead to a separation of the glass panel from the vehicle. A displaced panel could increase the risk of a potential crash or injury for other road users.
View Customer Letter (PDF)
REMEDY
MBUSA will conduct a voluntary recall. An authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer will check the glass panel bonding on the affected vehicles and replace the sliding roof, as necessary.
I first spotted this during the winter when I started having water leaks from the roof. There will be no need to do the trick with the crane in my case, pressing the roof with my hand lifts it far enough to see the glue coming away.
My '06 CLS 500's sliding roof shows a production date 02/21/2005, curious if they will in fact replace it, i don't want to waste time heading to the dealer if they're just going to tell me it's not qualified (my schedule is a bit tight)


