Help/insight friends Mercedes

Spooler

A TSB is a Technical Service bulletin used to help Technicians fix cars basically. It should not be looked at as a Recall bulletin. So no, just because a car has a TSB on it doesn't mean that issue is covered. Sorry about her luck. Mercedes and BMW's are expensive to fix out of warranty. That's why people dump them right before the warranty is up.

Firebase99

Yea that’s what I figured too. Though at this point it might be worth getting it to a dealer for an chance. Don’t see how it could be worse. Thanks man.

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GraphiteZ

Mercedes already told you this in their slogan: It is the best (when it is under warranty) or (worth) nothing (when you start paying for repairs).

Firebase99

Ain’t that the truth. Told her the only Mercedes I’d ever buy has an AMG in it, and I could afford that I wouldn’t worry too much about repairs.

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SouthArk370Z

It will only cost you a few phone calls. Call a dealer, give them the TSB and vehicle info, and see if they will cover it. If the first dealer says no, call another. The worst they can do is laugh.

Edit: Even if Mercedes won't cover the cost, the dealer may do it free in hopes of getting owner's future business. They'll never say yes if you don't ask.

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Firebase99

Exactly. Thanks man.

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