Electrical System Problems of Mercedes Benz 240

I purchased my car about two years ago . I have been having problems with the electrical system . I had service done on the car and I have had many problems with the sensors. The lights keep shorting out . I replace the bulbs and it shorts out again . Also brake sensors keep wearing out causing the brake sensor to keep coming on . Now I am having problems with the oil level sensor it is saying reduce oil level I had this done and no change . Thinking it may need the oil changed I took it in. Same no change oil was changed and reduce the oil level as the car stated and there was no change still . This car has had problem after problem. That is costing 500. 00 each time to have service and among other things done.

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Car safety issue car suddenly accelerates customer states that his car was involved in two accidents due to this problem** the consumer stated the vehicle has been in for repairs regarding the electrical system. The consumer stated that he hoped the car was taken out of service or sold to anyone that was not informed of previous problems with sudden acceleration. The consumer provided a letter from the attorney of the manufacturer stating that the client position on the matter stands and will not be responding to any further correspondence.

The contact owns a 2002 Mercedes Benz 240. While depressing the brake pedal at 2 mph, the contact's wife drove over the curb through a nine foot high fence, sped down a three foot embankment, drove across an abandoned rail road track, and into a chain linked fence. She then crashed into a post which stopped the vehicle. The paramedic and police were called. The weather was clear and sunny. A separate incident occurred on April 8, 2007. The contact's wife was pulling into a parking space at 2 mph when the vehicle suddenly accelerated. She depressed the brake pedal, but the vehicle would not stop. She crashed into the preceding vehicle. The weather was clear. The VIN, purchase date, engine size, and # of cylinders were unknown. The current and failure mileages were 34,275. The consumer also stated the vehicle has been in for repairs regarding the electrical system. Updated 06/26/07. The consumer stated Mercedes Benz was willing to buy the vehicle back, but he wants to know should he keep the vehicle in his possession. The consumer wants a status on his complaint. Updated 06/27/07. The consumer is still awaiting a response from mb. Updated 07/10/7. The dealer purchased the vehicle back from the consumer at a wholesale offer. Updated 07/16/07.

At several points during a road trip this past weekend, my 2001 mercedes c240 suddenly died while cruising at highway speed. There was no indication of any problems with the car in the months leading up to this incidence. However, shortly after purchasing it, the same thing happened while driving on the interstate at highway speed. The dealer checked the car at that time but never took any corrective action. In the latest incidences this past week the stalling put me in immediate danger of being hit because they happened on a mountain road with no shoulder and no place to pull off to safety. Traffic coming up from behind around a blind curve would not have been likely to see me in time to stop. Fortunately, after each incidence of stalling I was able to quickly restart the car after coming to a complete stop. I have an appointment with the mercedes dealer in the morning in an attempt to fix the problem. As of now I have no indication of the cause. Until it is fixed, I consider the car too dangerous to drive on the highway.

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(1) events leading up to failure are unknown. The car is brand new and has about 25,000 miles. The day of the accident was starting to rain. (2) on the highway, a bas and esp malfunction error occurred. The car then 10 secs later spung out of control causing the car to hit the gaurd rail on the side of the road in the rear, facing oncoming traffic. (3) currently, the car is working. No malfuntion errors are occurring. The cause of the problem is still unknown. No parts were repaired or replaced that deal with the bas and esp system in the car.

Vehicle without any warning stalled in the middle of the road, and noticed all warning lights were on. Dealer claims it was a broken wire? lucky did not happened on freeway while driving 70 mph.

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Warning light stating esp-bas this is the second time the first the car was 2 months old as a new car and the dealer found corroted wires.

Vehicle experienced brake problems, electrical issues, and catalytic converter. Vehicle was in an accident resulting in $7500. 00 dollars in damages. Mercedes wanted to give the owner a new vehicle but wanted $4000. 00 dollars in exchange because of time owned. There was a grinding noise upon braking, the vehicle would surged forward when stopping, the rear brake lamplight was defective, hesitation upon acceleration, the sun roof did not close and would not close properly, and there was a vibration when braking.