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Advice on suspicious service records on 2019 GLC 300
Hello everyone, I am interested in a used 2019 Mercedes GLC 300. It was a Star Certified (CPO) vehicle for sale at a Mercedes dealership. I carefully read the carfax and found some suspicious service records including “console repaired”, “door ajar replaced” and “wiring repaired”. Here is the link to the carfax. https://vhr.carfax.ca/?id=7L4hP2uMLy...UfL9WhckcRrmFb
Below is a copy and paste of the most recent service record in the carfax that I found suspicious.
|2022 Jun 10|42,866 KM|Mercedes-Benz North Vancouver
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada|Vehicle serviced
Maintenance inspection completed
Ignition system checked
Console repaired
Door ajar switch replaced
Body electrical system checked
Doors checked
Electrical system checked
Interior trim checked
Wiring repaired|
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Below is the internal repair order report of the above service that the salesperson sent to me today.
Would you rule out the flood damage? What could most likely cause the open circuit mentioned in the report? Thanks!
2016 S550 sport, 2018 GLC300, M3, Zo7, 2021 Sierra Denali
That is very unusual. That would raise me up. Sounds like something was damaged. Is it warranty repair or paid service work?? Always suspect flood with electrical, as there are so many flood vehicles out there. They are "supposed' to be tagged as flood, but there are ways around it. Seems rare a broken door jamb wire on a new car???
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