Warranty work at the MBZ Dealership
Here is the problem, I came back the 3rd time in a 4 week period and at the end of the day, I was told by the service advisor that since my instrument panel was replaced, someone replaced with the wrong unit and my car should not have the easy exit feature and they have restored my car back and disable it. My computer indicates a “Convenience” selection for my steering and seat, right side mirror backing and remote close and opening of all my windows. Now this selection is locked out. My steering control is able to adjustment per manual. I question the validity of this service but have no support.
Has anyone heard of this?
How can I check if my car VIN has the “Easy Exit” feature or should I at least have the “Convenience” selection?
Any other research I can do?
I would like to believe them, but willing to challenge the dealership and escalate this matter if this is incorrect. Any thoughts would be helpful? I guess this is why people call them the Stealership.
Thanks in advance, great forum.
Here is the problem, I came back the 3rd time in a 4 week period and at the end of the day, I was told by the service advisor that since my instrument panel was replaced, someone replaced with the wrong unit and my car should not have the easy exit feature and they have restored my car back and disable it. My computer indicates a “Convenience” selection for my steering and seat, right side mirror backing and remote close and opening of all my windows. Now this selection is locked out. My steering control is able to adjustment per manual. I question the validity of this service but have no support.
Has anyone heard of this?
How can I check if my car VIN has the “Easy Exit” feature or should I at least have the “Convenience” selection?
Any other research I can do?
I would like to believe them, but willing to challenge the dealership and escalate this matter if this is incorrect. Any thoughts would be helpful? I guess this is why people call them the Stealership.
Thanks in advance, great forum.



