We found the following complaints for MERCEDES BENZ S600 (2002)
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The contact owns a 2002 mercedes-benz s600. While driving various speeds, the lights, gauges, and meters on the instrument cluster failed to function. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the instrument cluster needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was unknown.
1. Driving vehicle on long distance trip2.. Instrument cluster and all gauges failed while driving.replaced fuse to restore gauges, but fused failed within 5 minutes, repeated attempts resulted in the same outage.3. Appoint with dealer on 9/11/06 to repair estimated $1400 cost.
While driving vehicle suddenly car began to lose all power, check engine light came on, car began running rough. Took to dealership and they reported that the oxygen sensor was faulty and both right and left coil packs and that they need to replace the spark plugs again, at a total cost of $3875.00 this seems very disturbing considering they already replaced the spark plugs and wires because they were defective parts from the factory under warranty but now refuse to take resposibility for the coil packs even though they admit there is an issue with these high ignition systems. Only 14275 miles on vehicle.
Massive oil leak. Oil cooler. Back of engine.
Oil leak from oil cooler seems to be a chronic problem on this model car.
The mercedes s600 has a design flaw that causes a major oil leak from the oil cooler that is embedded inside the engine.this requires the intake and heads to be removed to replace the oil cooler at a cost of approximately $5k.special care must be taken to clean the oil from the wiring harness, transmission and areas that has been soaked by the oil leak.this problem seems to re-occur every 50-100k miles.as a known problem, mercedes has not assumed any responsibility for this problem.
Massive oil leak. I have been told that it's everything from oil pressure valves to the oil cooler. Mb... What's the problem?? i need help and none of the san diego mb dealers can fix properly.
Oil cooler leak on my 2002 s600, and i found out that this a very common problem on these cars (2000-2002 v12 engines) and a very expensive repair that mercedes benz should cover or at least a large percentage of the repair. I just found out about your website so i decided to file a complaint. I took the car to the mercedes benz dealer and they diagnosed it and said the rear main seal needed to be replaced. I paid over $1100.00 for this repair and took the car back 3 times within a week and a half because the oil leak continued only to find out the oil cooler is what is leaking and not the rear main seal.
Abc line started leaking second time in 4 years exactly replaced it back in 2013 almost cost me 1500 and now its back doing the same problems the car is to low on the ground and can't not drive whats so ever
The car was leaking oil and hydraulic fluid. The car would not raise up and was leaking oil as fast as it was put in. It was not drivable. Could not fix it i had to park it.
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