WTF does anyone else have this problem?
06-28-2012, 03:49 PM
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WTF does anyone else have this problem?
2012 E63 1800 miles
every time i step on the gas hard the sunroof visor opens half way???
every time i step on the gas hard the sunroof visor opens half way???
06-28-2012, 05:27 PM
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Look on the bright side, its better than it closing all the time
06-28-2012, 05:38 PM
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Your absolutely right better than closing!
06-28-2012, 05:46 PM
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I have same issue on my 06' CLK... whenever I really get on it at the next stoplight I look up and my visor is half open.
I couldn't imagine with the torque beasts you guys have lol. Just don't slam on the brakes to shut it.
I couldn't imagine with the torque beasts you guys have lol. Just don't slam on the brakes to shut it.
06-28-2012, 05:51 PM
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My C43 does the same thing under hard acceleration and hard braking. Pretty ridiculous that you guys are experiencing that same issue in a vehicle that costs over $70k
You would think over a decade later the powers that be at AMG would have solved this problem
You would think over a decade later the powers that be at AMG would have solved this problem
06-28-2012, 06:25 PM
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It's AMG's trade secret on shifting more weight rearward under hard acceleration.
Mine is snug enough it doesn't do that. By the way, do you have the regular sunroof or the pano?
Mine is snug enough it doesn't do that. By the way, do you have the regular sunroof or the pano?
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today ill figure out a way to prevent this from happening, ah whom i kidding im in the air condition now and its 90 degrees + out
07-01-2012, 05:11 AM
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Wow. Every day I read about ridiculous problems with the '12 E63 and CLS63 on these forums that shouldn't be happening with cars that cost this much. I guess the cost cutting mentioned in the recent Car & Driver comparo is really affecting MB's quality. Hell, I know Vic had his E63 out of commission for a while because a faulty suspension part, many others report rattling interiors and a plastic fuel door, among other problems. On a car at this price that is unacceptable. I am always psyching myself up to get an E or CLS, but then I get on here and read about far more (and worse) problems that I can find on the Cadillac forums--and that's when you know you're doing something wrong MB.
07-01-2012, 07:09 PM
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Wow. Every day I read about ridiculous problems with the '12 E63 and CLS63 on these forums that shouldn't be happening with cars that cost this much. I guess the cost cutting mentioned in the recent Car & Driver comparo is really affecting MB's quality. Hell, I know Vic had his E63 out of commission for a while because a faulty suspension part, many others report rattling interiors and a plastic fuel door, among other problems. On a car at this price that is unacceptable. I am always psyching myself up to get an E or CLS, but then I get on here and read about far more (and worse) problems that I can find on the Cadillac forums--and that's when you know you're doing something wrong MB.
Is there any truly problem free car (minus my Pickup)?I agree there are a few quality problems, but there are faaaaar more grins.
I've had more fun in my AMG than my friends V series.
07-02-2012, 12:26 PM
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If I only read and worried about the little things, I would never leave the house. Is there any truly problem free car (minus my Pickup)?
I agree there are a few quality problems, but there are faaaaar more grins.
I've had more fun in my AMG than my friends V series.
Is there any truly problem free car (minus my Pickup)?I agree there are a few quality problems, but there are faaaaar more grins.
I've had more fun in my AMG than my friends V series.
I have no doubt we could pick apart the V series too with its interior and fit and finish concerns... or a BMW or a ... you get my point.
And yes I had a leaking shock- Im the only one I know of and its fixed and MBUSA took care of me.
07-02-2012, 01:59 PM
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Yes, no car in the world is perfect. If you look at the entire process of engineering for a car and the mind boggling thousands of parts that are put together, you will be amazed how reliable cars are nowadays. Certainly a few squeaks here and there are no biggies.
