Mercedes-Benz CLA recall: The electrical contact of the tail lamps might be impaired
The electrical contact of the tail lamps might be impaired.
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The electrical contact of the tail lamps might be impaired.
Missing cut-outs on the edges of the mounting surface for the upper transverse control arm.
An internal sensor within the electric power steering unit might not have been manufactured according to specifications.
In case of passenger-side airbag ignition the airbag flap in the dashboard could come loose.
The switches in certain seat belt buckles might not have been manufactured according to specifications.
The switches in certain seat belt buckles might not have been manufactured according to specifications.
A right-front brake fluid line and a/c tube may become damaged and leak.
The Digital Owner's Manual contains an incorrect description of the vehicle jack support points at the rear axle.
The cross-bridge at the rear axle may not withstand the internal durability specifications.
Vehicles may have been delivered without the printed version of the operator's manual.
The parking brake efficiency could be lost due to a production problem with the cables.
The battery surge protector could fail and cause a risk of fire.
A rear suspension link nut and screw may not have been correctly assembled.
A plastic component inside the exhaust line could under certain conditions damage the Diesel particle filter.
A plastic component inside the exhaust line could under certain circumstances damage the diesel particle filter.
Movement of the wiring harness connector to the fan speed resistor can in rare circumstances lead to electrical stress.
An engine cooling system hose may break and could cause a coolant leak.
The handbrake mechanism may not be correct to specification.
The handbrake mechanism may not be correct to specification.
A failure of the glow plug relay may result in an electrical short circuit and in overheating of the component.
The ECO Start-Stop function may be disabled and cause the vehicle to stall.
A lock nut may be cracked in the steering gear.
Inadequate connection between the lower longitudinal member and cross member.
It is possible that the brake master cylinder may not meet the specifications.