Mercedes-Benz Australia remembering 17,687 example of ML-Class, GL-Class and R-Class due to a problem with the brake booster fitted
This recall affects models from 2005 to 2013, as well as privately imported R-Class vehicles through 2016.
If you own an affected vehicle, Mercedes-Benz says you should stop driving your vehicle immediately and contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz service center to arrange an inspection as soon as possible. the better.
A Mercedes-Benz spokesman said affected cars should not be driven until they have been checked by a Mercedes-Benz service center, which, depending on the service center, will dispatch a technician. come see you or arrange a tow truck.
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ML-Class
The company said in its recall notice: “The tightness of the brake booster may decrease due to corrosion.
“Corrosion can lead to brake booster leaks and reduced brake performance. In the case of very severe corrosion, hard braking can damage the brake booster resulting in reduced brake performance.”
- total 17,687 vehicles affected
- VIN list and initial recall notice are attached here
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R-Class
Mercedes-Benz service center technicians will conduct a visual inspection of the affected vehicles and if there are signs of “pre-corrosion” they will perform a guided diagnostic check. If the brake booster does not pass the test, you will have to replace it.
Until the affected parts are replaced, the company said it will arrange an alternative shipping solution free of charge.
If you have further questions, you can contact Mercedes-Benz Recall Support on 1800 074 939.
