Instrument Cluster Replacement...
They confirmed there was an issue with the rheostat and with some electrical problem and replaced it for free.
Keep in mind, I didn't use my Fidelity warranty here. Totally covered by MB.
Thanks to SKYLAW in his "S Class Owners Start Here" sticky.
That way you can see the free Autocheck report, which should show the original sale date. You have 10 years from that day for the cluster warranty. HURRY!
Still driving blind, had to order the tool to remove so I can ship out for repair. I would assume all 00 and most 01's are done and 02's are on the hot seat.
Did the dealer provide a new warrenty for any repaired under the recall? I read that the issue is a design flaw and could occur again.
Still driving blind, had to order the tool to remove so I can ship out for repair. I would assume all 00 and most 01's are done and 02's are on the hot seat.
Did the dealer provide a new warrenty for any repaired under the recall? I read that the issue is a design flaw and could occur again.
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That way you can see the free Autocheck report, which should show the original sale date. You have 10 years from that day for the cluster warranty. HURRY!
good call, i actually bought the carfax 5 deal and used 1 for the purchase of my car which was nov. 2010, i should have a year from that date to check..
so its 10 years from the very 1st in-service date?? NOT manufacture date right?
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You are looking at the WRONG DATE!
The MFD is NOT THE IN SERVICE DATE. The date that detemines the warranty is when the car was first sold , NOT THE MFD when the car was made(manufacturing date).
So stop pulling on your dash and get down to MB, unless it was sold as soon as it hit US shores and did not sit on the dealer lot for any time, chances are your car is still within the 10 year in-service date!!!
if you need to see the inservice date, use the steps I mentioned above or ask MB
The MFD is NOT THE IN SERVICE DATE. The date that detemines the warranty is when the car was first sold , NOT THE MFD when the car was made(manufacturing date).
So stop pulling on your dash and get down to MB, unless it was sold as soon as it hit US shores and did not sit on the dealer lot for any time, chances are your car is still within the 10 year in-service date!!!
if you need to see the inservice date, use the steps I mentioned above or ask MB
Thanks for clearing it up for me.
Still driving blind, had to order the tool to remove so I can ship out for repair. I would assume all 00 and most 01's are done and 02's are on the hot seat.
Did the dealer provide a new warrenty for any repaired under the recall? I read that the issue is a design flaw and could occur again.
The extended warranty date applies from the initial date of service, not the date of manufacture (which is on the door jamb). That gives you more time. The dealer's records will show the initial service date.
If the date on your doorjamb is 4/2001, there is almost no way your in service date is also 4/2001. If your doorjamb says 3/2001 or earlier then I would believe MB
you should confirm inservice date using either the ebay/autocheck/carfax methods posted above.
If the date on your doorjamb is 4/2001, there is almost no way your in service date is also 4/2001. If your doorjamb says 3/2001 or earlier then I would believe MB
you should confirm inservice date using either the ebay/autocheck/carfax methods posted above.







