2014 GL350 Bluetec Timing Chain
#26
Extended Emissions Warranty
Hi
Does anyone here know if timing chain is covered under the Extended Emissions Warranty? my car has timing chain rattle during a cold start, I do not hear this rattle for rest of the day.
2014 GL350 with 59k miles.
this link shows the new Extended Emissions warranty covers the "Engine Timing Chain".
https://bluetecupdate.mbusa.com/cont...components.pdf
Does anyone here know if timing chain is covered under the Extended Emissions Warranty? my car has timing chain rattle during a cold start, I do not hear this rattle for rest of the day.
2014 GL350 with 59k miles.
this link shows the new Extended Emissions warranty covers the "Engine Timing Chain".
https://bluetecupdate.mbusa.com/cont...components.pdf
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2023 EQB 350 & 2014 GL350
Hi
Does anyone here know if timing chain is covered under the Extended Emissions Warranty? my car has timing chain rattle during a cold start, I do not hear this rattle for rest of the day.
2014 GL350 with 59k miles.
this link shows the new Extended Emissions warranty covers the "Engine Timing Chain".
https://bluetecupdate.mbusa.com/cont...components.pdf
Does anyone here know if timing chain is covered under the Extended Emissions Warranty? my car has timing chain rattle during a cold start, I do not hear this rattle for rest of the day.
2014 GL350 with 59k miles.
this link shows the new Extended Emissions warranty covers the "Engine Timing Chain".
https://bluetecupdate.mbusa.com/cont...components.pdf
And they will repair it under the new warranty when you bring it in for the AEM. (Assuming you are in the USA and covered by this settlement.)
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Hmm - my interpretation is that the extended warranty begins after AEM update. Wouldn't the rattle indicate a pre-existing condition?
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2023 EQB 350 & 2014 GL350
So yes, "pre-exisiting" conditions would be covered.
https://mbworld.org/forums/diesel-fo...ml#post8329358
Last edited by cadetdrivr; 07-23-2021 at 02:57 PM. Reason: added link to document
#30
There was a document posted in the Diesel sub-forum that stated that Mercedes would repair any parts covered by the AEM during the AEM install.
So yes, "pre-exisiting" conditions would be covered.
https://mbworld.org/forums/diesel-fo...ml#post8329358
So yes, "pre-exisiting" conditions would be covered.
https://mbworld.org/forums/diesel-fo...ml#post8329358
On the FAQ page of the bluetecupdate I see:
(4) Owners/Lessees might complain about a Check Engine Light (“CEL”) being on prior to the Emission Modification being performed; will the Dealer perform that repair?
A Check Engine Light (“CEL”) can illuminate for a number of reasons. Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealers will diagnose the vehicle and repair the vehicle at the Owner’s/Lessee’s discretion. Issues that arise in the vehicle prior to the Emission Modification (“EM”) being approved and ready for installation on the vehicle, including affected components which would be replaced as part of the EM, are the responsibility of the Owner/Lessee.Once the EM is approved and ready for installation on an eligible vehicle, certain components will be installed to update the emission system in the vehicle. Should a vehicle exhibit a CEL prior to EM installation, an authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer will advise the Owner/Lessee if additional repairs will be needed to ensure the proper functioning of the vehicle’s emission system. Depending on the faulty component, these repairs may be the responsibility of the Owner/Lessee.
So it is not clear that an 'existing' condition will be repaired.
#32
No - I'm just trying to find more definitive information either from the settlement documentation or from users experience before I determine how best to approach the dealership.
You said in your previous post: There was a document posted in the Diesel sub-forum that stated that Mercedes would repair any parts covered by the AEM during the AEM install.
That would be useful information - I searched and could not find such a document or reference - so I was hoping you might recall where you saw this and provide a link.
Thanks.
You said in your previous post: There was a document posted in the Diesel sub-forum that stated that Mercedes would repair any parts covered by the AEM during the AEM install.
That would be useful information - I searched and could not find such a document or reference - so I was hoping you might recall where you saw this and provide a link.
Thanks.
Last edited by MartyRL; 07-23-2021 at 07:52 PM.