Mercedes Benz 500 owners have reported 8 problems related to suspension (under the suspension category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Was going down road and front strut bottomed out because of air bellow failure in air leveling system . Many people have had same problem!.
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I am the owner of a 2001 s500 class mercedes. It appears that other high pressured hoses are leaking hydraulic fluid from the pump to the system. Mercedes benz is informing me that the recall #2007060002 covers only one hose. Mercedes can not give me a specific hose and tells me there is only on hose in the recall. There are hoses attached to the abc system and per daniel c. Smith in his letter dated 07/06/2007 to Mercedes Benz, it pertains to hydraulic hoses, part 573 defect inf. Report.
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Mercedes w200 or s500 model airmatic suspension problems, leaking seals, struts and air compressor. Dealer repairs can total over $7000. All mercedes cars with this suspension fail and make the car unsafe to drive as the tires rub harshly when suspension fails, car drops to ground.
The air suspension has failed and drop the front bender almost touching the tire which disable driving. It has happened twice in my 2 years. Last time the fender had touched the tire.
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My car suspension dropped suddelny while driving, I was barely able to controll the car got a message on my dash board that the armatic system failed.
While driving my 2000 s500 the air suspension system malfunction without warning. I had the airmatic sensor replace 6 months ago. Then a air kit was installed a month later, and now the compressor has burnt out. Resulting in the car completely collapsing. The car was not able to drive and was towed to the mb dealer. The compressor was replace, but the compressor runs after car is off and is very loud. The cause had not been determined. Please provide additional information.
While driving the vehicle between 55-65 mph, the vehicle goes into a violent vibration, that could cause driver to lose control of the vehicle. Vehicle was brought to the dealership. The rear brake drum assembly is reaching extreme temperature. , causing metal parts to crystalize and the rubber to burn. The whole rear axle breaking system has been replaced by dealership. Please provide any further information.
Driving at 55-65 mph violent vibration occurs causing difficulty in control, rear brakes as well as emergency brake pads freeze during vibration due to automatic self-adjustment of emergency brakes. Mjs.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Suspension problems | |
| Front Suspension Springs problems | |
| Automatic Stability Control (asc) problems | |
| Suspension Noise problems | |
| Front Suspension Lower Ball Joint problems | |
| Front Suspension problems |