Service Brakes Problems of Mercedes Benz E Class

I started smelling gas in the car cabin. There was gas on my driveway as well. The gas sign started to flash on my dash and the check engine light came on. Went to the dealership and they said there was a major leak in the purge system. They quoted me $3066. 88. They should take responsibility and not pass it on to me.

See all problems of the 2003 Mercedes Benz E Class 🔎.

Brake pedal is notchy or sticks during the initial portion of pedal travel. Inconsistent brake feel at each stop leads to over or under braking, depending on whether or not the pedal sticks. It has been diagnosed by mercedes as an internally leaking brake booster, but they won't replace it, saying the part falls within specs. This car is a 2011 c300w4. This model is not listed in your pull down menu (I entered E Class to complete the form).

See all problems of the 2011 Mercedes Benz E Class 🔎.

While driving at approximately 50 mph, the sbs system warning light came on along with loss of most braking ability. I managed to stop the car, turn around and return about 8 miles to my home in "limp home" mode. There was no warning whatsoever. I then call the mb dealership which sent a truck to pick up the car. The sbs hydraulic unit had failed and was replaced under extended warranty at no cost. While I am not complaining about the cost (none), the failure could have caused an accident with the loss of brake ability. I take road trips to the colorado mountains and if this had happened there, I could have suffered a fatal injury. This system is defectively engineered and should be replaced on all mercedes cars so equipped.

See all problems of the 2005 Mercedes Benz E Class 🔎.

The stop lamp switch, which activates the stop lamps, ant-lock brakes, traction control mechanisms, on my 2001 Mercedes Benz e320 has needed to be replaced 4 times in the past 5 years. The part number that continually goes bad is 001-545-64-09. The most recent replacement was 09-12-09.

See all problems of the 2001 Mercedes Benz E Class 🔎.

: the contact stated two recall letters were received regarding the brakes, #05v133000 and #04v296000. The vehicle was taken to the dealership for inspection and it was determined the repair work did not need to be completed. The contact then alerted the manufacturer that the work was not done, and the manufacturer determined it was at the dealerships discretion as to whether or not the work needed to be performed.

Defective 2003 Mercedes Benz model e320. Consumer is seeking reimbursement from Mercedes Benz. *.

Defective brakes.