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  • Report:  #1114615

Complaint Review: Fletcher Jones Motorcars

Fletcher Jones Motorcars Fletcher Jones Mercedes of Newport Beach Leaking fuel sensors/gas tanks on Mercedes Vehicles... newport beach California

  • Reported By:
    badnewz — yorba linda California
  • Submitted:
    Fri, January 10, 2014
  • Updated:
    Fri, January 10, 2014

Leaking fuel sensors/Gas Tanks on Mercedes Vehicles... 

Everyday I run into more people with this problem the dealers and Mercedes Benz Corporate are very uncooperative about it . If you are lucky they may cover half of the parts and charge you the labor to repair/replace the leaking sensors. Just hope that your gas tank does not need to be replaced. They are getting hundreds of calls a weak  on these Leaking tanks and sensors. This will end bad for Mercedes Benz of America.  One day in the near future someone's house is going to burn to the ground because of leaking Fuel in the garage next to the water heater.

We had the problem in her CLK550 2007 The dealer Fletcher Jones of Newport Beach Gave us nothing but trouble and getting the problem fixed her car has 7000 miles on it. 

Shame on Mercedes Benz of America and Fletcher Jones Motorcars of Newport CA
For NOT doing the right thing for their Customers. This is a Serious fire and explosion Hazard. The fix can run 1300 dollars all the way up to 3500 dollars if you need a new fuel tank. The estimates online say that as many as a million vehicles are using these defective Sensors (I think it is a lot more)
 Keep in mind these sensors are located directly under the rear passenger seats under a access panels. In our vehicle we actual smelled the gasoline in the cabin and the garage. Also note all of the leads and electrical lines going into this sensors in contact with the raw fuel/gasoline.

Defective products are not just inconvenient for consumers. When products fail due to bad designs or manufacturing flaws, they can cause injuries and cost consumers significant financial loss. Manufacturers have a responsibility to comply with industry safety standards and " to WARN consumers" of any potential dangers. If physical injury or financial harm results from their failure to do so, and when other consumers have suffered losses similar to yours, the manufacturers may be held legally responsible through class action lawsuits and complex multi-district ligation (MDL).

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