2017 MERCEDES-BENZ C 300 Complaints

at approximately 48,000 miles driven the check engine light turned on when car was taken to the mechanic, code p052e71 came back as the problem, which means crankcase breather hose had to be replaced. the cost was almost 2000 dollars.

My Mercedes Benz stopped working. The mechanic shared it involves the: fault valve for crankcase ventilation has malfunction.

The contact owns a 2017 Mercedes-Benz C300. The contact stated while driving 75 MPH, the front roof panel located between the windshield and the panoramic sunroof detached and flew off the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and the contact stated that the vehicle had experienced the failure listed in NHTSA Campaign Number: 21V197000 (Structure) however, the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was contacted, and a case was filed. The failure mileage was 41,700.

Basically, this is a common problem with the c300 coupes, I had an recall to replace front stationary sunroof panel. My sunroof panel started lift the last few months in 2022, therefore I took it to the dealership at the start of 2023 which they notified me this was a big problem and was unsafe on the road because it will eventually lift off while driving. Sense my engine lights were on and needed immediate attention, I had my car service which cost a lit of money. I had one problem about why would I be charged $400 for windshield seal which I assume was apart of the problem with sunroof panel seal. After car was in shop for quite some time, they fixed my sunroof panel that had an recall. About a month later, the sunroof panel was lifted and started to come off. I brought the car back into service which service advisor notified that he ordered about sunroof panel. I called the service advisor about once a week to check sunroof panel but I kept getting the run around for months. Finally, recently I went to another dealership and they told me that about 30 sunroof panel were in stock at near by warehouse which means the previous dealership was not trying to fix the problem but were happy to charge me 8k to fix my car. Please I need help with this situation and I will attach photo of invoice. Please I want to know of I can have another recall on the same particular problem. Thank you

I got a check engine lite and the code said positive crankcase ventilation regulator valve. While doing research I am finding out that this is a very common problem on these cars, and very expensive to fix, I’ve never even heard of this problem happening to other cars. I think a recall is in order, thank you

check engine code P052E : Positive Crankcase Ventilation Regulator Valve Performance. This is a common problem in all mercedes 2015-2020 and it cost about 2000 to repair. This should be a recall.

Egine light on need to replace clogged Pcv value at 48,000 miles. Seems like this part needs a recall

I recently had to repair a part of my engine with the code P052E. It specifically was "The Valve for Crankcase Ventilation. It stated it was malfunctioned and that the actuator is blocked. It could have caused my engine to fail and my car to stop at any moment putting myself and others at risk. There is a large amounts of consumers with the same vehicle that complained about the same issue. It was inspected by the Mercedes Benz dealership. The only warning was that my check engine light was on.

On May 3, 2023 I experienced an issue in which the sunroof on my 2017 C300 cert pre-owned with 51,000 miles Benz imploded out of nowhere while driving. My dad who I was taking to the doctors was also in the car resulting in both of us having fragments of glass on us. The problem has been reported to the insurance company and dealer the same day. There were no issues with the sunroof before the event happened.

I’m unsure but my check engine light came on showing something about my pvc valve needing replacement while I was driving