1.3 million Mercedes recalled
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http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/31/Auto...reut/index.htm
About 1.3 million Mercedes recalled
Carmaker concerned about voltage regulators, battery control, brake systems.
FRANKFURT, Germany (Reuters) - U.S.-German carmaker DaimlerChrysler is recalling 1.3 million Mercedes cars, it said Thursday.
The recall affects selected E-class, CLS-class and SL-class vehicles produced between June 2001 and this month, Daimler said in a news release.




This guy is not going to fool around with suppliers who provide inferior components and I think he is getting that word out pretty clearly.
This is a short time hit on MB quality rankings but a long time positive move to recapture the reputation of a fine line of automobiles.
but with an attitude like that, I hope he/she's one he** of a secretary otherwise.Seriously, there are some in the world who seem to find some pleasure in the misfortune of others and it seems as if they are almost waiting for it to happen with restrained glee. And if you drive any kind of higher-end car, it seems to double their joy. For example, if you drove a Grand Am they wouldn't act that way.
On the other hand, if you drive a Grand Am they probably just feel sorry enough for you already.
I'm just happy MBZ is trying to be proactive about these things and not hide like too many manufacturers do.
Okay, I've put away my soap box. Enjoy the ride,
Greg
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Sooner or later, we'll get letters. Even so, I would not rush down to the dealer to have the work done. Wait until the dealer gets some experience with the change. There isn't any rush.
Because I waited on having the SBC recall done, I knew that I needed to have them do a brake bleed to fix my problems and that the SBC programming change didn't fix anything.
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Sooner or later, we'll get letters. Even so, I would not rush down to the dealer to have the work done. Wait until the dealer gets some experience with the change. There isn't any rush.
Because I waited on having the SBC recall done, I knew that I needed to have them do a brake bleed to fix my problems and that the SBC programming change didn't fix anything.
I also was late getting the SBC recall and it did include a brake bleed and things are much improved.



The fact that Mercedes is willing to take the hit and not hide behind service bulletins is good (IMHO). This means that the "minor" issues will be properly addressed and the product improved.
With just one thousand miles I may not be a good barometer for this issue, but so far I have found quality control to be far better than most.



