Fuel pump broken
04-30-2013, 10:44 AM
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seriously dude, you need to stop making threads. 400 when buying a car, and at least 2 every time something breaks?
Its under warranty, let them fix it and stop worrying about it.
Its under warranty, let them fix it and stop worrying about it.
05-01-2013, 03:17 PM
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-1 :::: Guys C'mon...
The man has just got his S550 and the thing stops working ,how frustrating can that be ..
Yes keep making threads and please tell us about all costs involved !!
We may learn something from it : if only to be able to compare prices etc.
The man has just got his S550 and the thing stops working ,how frustrating can that be ..
Yes keep making threads and please tell us about all costs involved !!
We may learn something from it : if only to be able to compare prices etc.
05-01-2013, 09:53 PM
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If you're really curious, sign up for EPC, look up the part number, go to any of the dozen or so online parts retailers, and look up the price. Labor charges you can estimate.
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05-06-2013, 02:13 PM
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i got the car back on Thursday- it then died on me on Friday- After it got towed to the shop- one of the mechanics told me the car was out of gas- he guessed that after the MB Dealer fixed the fuel pump- they didnt fix the sensor and that's why i didnt know the car was out of gas- he pumped 5 gallons in the car and it then started- it's been in the shop since friday- does this make sense to you guys- i bought the car 2 weeks ago and have driven a total of 3 days- the rest of the time its been in the shop
