Warning Light On problems of the 2011 Mercedes Benz C300

Tl- the contact owns a 2011 Mercedes Benz C300 . The contact stated that the air bag warning light remains illuminated. The contact had taken the vehicle to Mercedes Benz of nashville dealer, located at 630 bakers bridge Ave, franklin, TN 37067, (800) 770-5582, where it was diagnosed that the air bag wiring needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The contact stated that the vehicle was repaired four times for the same failure. The VIN was included in NHTSA campaign number: 16081000 (air bags) and manufacturer recall number: 2019010001 (air bags). The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 85,720. Aw.

My airbag warning light keeps coming on. My complaint involves 2 recall notices I received on the Mercedes Benz 300c class which has defective takata air bags on the passenger and the driver's sides that could potentially kill. Mercedes USA said it will not have airbags to replace in my car until late 2018 from NHTSA. Mercedes benz's response is that no one has yet died in one of its vehicles due to takata airbags. Mercedes has directed victims of these defective airbags to the NHTSA national highway and says the bags will not be available to replace until late 2018 when NHTSA releases them. I've already waited and risked my life for more than a year, actually 4 years. Mercedes could care less. My request is that mercedes return this car for the simple fact this car is a 2011. It was widely reported in the wall street journal and other news outlets that Honda and takata found out the bags were deadly and defective as far back at least as 2001, however, kept it under wraps. Mercedes knew when it made the decision to purchase these air bags and install them into later model vehicles, probably at drastic discounts, that the defective bags were no good and worse potentially deadly. Already people had died from these airbags. I don't want to be the first one to die in a mercedes due to these airbags. I just heard back from the national transportation safety board, who said that mercedes is misinforming consumers. It does not have airbags that will be released in 2018. I can send you the letter from mercedes declining to take the car back and from ntsb referring me to you. I want my money back. It's the biggest fleece of american consumers I have ever seen. All I have is a letter from mercedes declining to take its car back, a picture of the warning airbag light that comes on the dash board and a letter from ntsb. I can mail these to you if you need them.