Mercedes-Benz E CLASS Recalls

2017–2019 Mercedes-Benz E CLASS

The screws for the rear tailgate spoiler may not have been tightened to specification in certain vehicles.

2016 Mercedes-Benz E CLASS

The air conditioner housing may have collided with the airbag control unit during assembly, therefore the airbag control unit may be damaged.

2017–2018 Mercedes-Benz E CLASS

Some Mercedes-Benz vehicles have a feature that lifts the bonnet of the car if a collision with a pedestrian is detected. This is designed to reduce the extent of injuries to pedestrians in certain sorts of collisions. In some vehicles with the defect, the pedestrian may not be detected and the mechanism may not work as intended.

2017 Mercedes-Benz E CLASS

In heavy rain the seals of the front doors may allow water to enter the door cavity.

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The propellant mix of certain right rear (driver's side rear) seat belt tensioner squibs may not meet the specifications.

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The control unit for the seat occupancy recognition on the front passenger seat may not have been installed in accordance with specifications. This could cause the pressure hose on the control unit of the front passenger seat to kink. As a result, the control unit may incorrectly recognise occupation of the passenger seat and this could result in the front passenger airbag being disabled.

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The electrical wiring harness for the front windshield wiper motor has not been routed correctly. Due to the movement of the windshield wiper linkage the electrical wiring harness may become damaged. As a consequence, the wiper motor may fail.

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The fuel pump module wiring harness may come in contact with the frame of the rear seat base. This may affect the operation of various fuel system components, in a worst case scenario the fuel pump may stop operating resulting in the engine stalling.