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Most common Mercedes-Benz issues
Post created on Monday, 11 July, 2022

Mercedes maintenance

5 Most common Mercedes-Benz issues

Mercedes Benz is one of the most renowned brands in the world for its high-quality, luxurious vehicles. Speaking of ergonomics, it comes at the top due to its innovative ideas and advanced technologies. It is quite a reliable brand providing its drivers and passengers a comfortable and safe ride.  A few features of products of Mercedes Benz distinguish it from all other brands. One of its best features is that it is economical for every budget, so even someone on a modest budget can afford a luxury ride. However, cars need to be maintained to ensure long and efficient service life. Here are some of the most common problems with Mercedes Benz.

Suspension issues

One of the most common problems with Mercedes-Benzes is suspension-related, especially after 100,000 miles, various suspension problems occur. Some suspension problems are more likely to occur at around 60,000 miles and can include ball joints, control arm bushings, tie rods, and sway bar links. Many Mercedes cars experience air suspension failures, and these repairs are not cheap, but to avoid fewer visits to the car workshop, we recommend that all suspension failures should be replaced with original parts only.  

Change the oil and oil filter  

Oil should get changed frequently. Inspect the color of the oil as well. Engine oil is amber in color, and the black color of oil indicates the presence of contamination and chemicals. Replacement of oil filters is also as necessary as the replacement of oil.   

Replacement of drive belts  

Make sure to inspect the drive belts as they are significant for generating power. Sometimes they need replacement as it can help to prevent major damage and costly repair. It is necessary for the smooth running of the vehicle. We highly recommend that the car drive belts should be replaced only with the original parts.

Inspection of brake pads 

Every car has its own replacement schedule for brake pads. Mostly the car manual contains all such information. A typical Mercedes Benz has a replacement limit of 20000 miles for brake pads. So, you need to check the pads from time to time and replace them after the milestone is achieved. Moreover, if you travel on rugged roads as compared to highways, replace them as early as possible. It is because excessive braking on rugged roads causes the early wearing and tearing of these pads.   

Maintenance of air conditioning system   

Mercedes holds a professional ECARF air-conditioning system that helps to prevent any type of odor in the interior of the car and keeps the air fresh. As the mileage for your car increases, the air vents or ducts get blocked with dust or debris. So, it's necessary for you to maintain the cleaning of the air conditioning system. Check for the air vents and remove the blockages from time to time. 

Conclusions

As time goes on, cars break down, and so do Mercedes Benz. Mercedes Benz breakdowns are very similar to those of many other cars, and this is not something very exceptional. However, if you want to enjoy the luxury and driving comfort of a Mercedes Benz, you need to replace the parts in a timely manner and, most importantly, make sure that the parts are of a high quality to prevent you from going to the car service less often. 

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