Supply chain issue
Is there any Regional Manager from corporate Mercedes I can contact to ask for some intervention to gain some insight into the real problem going on here? Any information would be helpful. The Warranty Book states that warranty work must be completed within thirty (30) days. But it doesn't state what happens after the thirty days are up? I'm at day #15 and counting. Up until now, the car has been absolutely flawless (except for the killer door stops, that is).
What say the Collective?
could that be it?
https://classicparts.mbusa.com/oem-p...tch-2239059404
could that be it?
https://classicparts.mbusa.com/oem-p...tch-2239059404
Central Locking Motor - Mercedes-Benz (000-820-82-12)
I would call MBUSA corporate. They are generally fairly responsive.
Never have seen this behaviour from any other dealer but MB.
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I would call MBUSA corporate. They are generally fairly responsive.
I spoke with MBUSA last week. Service Rep was VERY sympathetic, but stated that the problem could not be escalated until thirty (30) days had passed if no ETA was established at that time. So I wait....ever so patiently. I have an official MB Case#, so when I call again on May 24th (the 30 day mark), they will have the background on my problem.
Driving around with the battery charger door flapping in the wind is a bit disconcerting, but so many helpful driver's have tooted their horns to point out that the door is open, I've gotten used to waiving them a "Thank you, I know about the door".
I spoke with MBUSA last week. Service Rep was VERY sympathetic, but stated that the problem could not be escalated until thirty (30) days had passed if no ETA was established at that time. So I wait....ever so patiently. I have an official MB Case#, so when I call again on May 24th (the 30 day mark), they will have the background on my problem.
Driving around with the battery charger door flapping in the wind is a bit disconcerting, but so many helpful driver's have tooted their horns to point out that the door is open, I've gotten used to waiving them a "Thank you, I know about the door".
We'll see.
Oh, and by the way, the noisey/rattley passenger front seat headrest has popped up as a problem. With my luck, that'll be another missing part problem.
I am so disallusioned with the brand after all this time.
I'd say they need to get back to that.
Last edited by crabman; May 23, 2024 at 01:45 PM. Reason: My phone decided I said a bad word.
I'd say they need to get back to that.
You just can't make this SH*T up.
You just can't make this SH*T up.
Regarding the Warranty Repairs, while they were installing the new flap, they also looked at my Passenger Headrest rattle which had been driving me crazy for months, along with the Center Console button that refuses to open the Center Console. The Headrest rattle was settled by installing a new headrest, but the Center Concole button is back-ordered from Germany, so now I wait AGAIN for supply chain issues.
Now, for something completely different....my one week test-drive of the EQS SUV. Having been a huge advocate for PHEV vehicles (my S 580 e has been wonderful in that regard, getting between 50 and 60 miles of range on a charge) I am convinced about BEV's is the future for luxury vehicles. Of course, that assumes one can charge at home and at work (which I can), but the whole experience driving a BEV for the week was great. The car managed 345 miles of ranges on the fully charged battery when I picked up the car two weeks ago. No range anxiety to speak of. The car was tight as a drum, no shakes or rattles, was faster than my S 580 e and handled surprisingly well for a 6,000 pound SUV. I even enjoyed interfacing with the Hyper Screen.
I have another two years on my S 580 e, but a future BEV will definitely be on my radar after that.
Regarding the Warranty Repairs, while they were installing the new flap, they also looked at my Passenger Headrest rattle which had been driving me crazy for months, along with the Center Console button that refuses to open the Center Console. The Headrest rattle was settled by installing a new headrest, but the Center Concole button is back-ordered from Germany, so now I wait AGAIN for supply chain issues.
Now, for something completely different....my one week test-drive of the EQS SUV. Having been a huge advocate for PHEV vehicles (my S 580 e has been wonderful in that regard, getting between 50 and 60 miles of range on a charge) I am convinced about BEV's is the future for luxury vehicles. Of course, that assumes one can charge at home and at work (which I can), but the whole experience driving a BEV for the week was great. The car managed 345 miles of ranges on the fully charged battery when I picked up the car two weeks ago. No range anxiety to speak of. The car was tight as a drum, no shakes or rattles, was faster than my S 580 e and handled surprisingly well for a 6,000 pound SUV. I even enjoyed interfacing with the Hyper Screen.
I have another two years on my S 580 e, but a future BEV will definitely be on my radar after that.













