Are 2009 Mercedes reliable?
The average rating is a 4.2 out of 5 stars. The 2009 Mercedes-Benz C300 Reliability Rating is 3.0 out of 5. It ranks 27th out of 32 for all car brands. Learn more about 2009 Mercedes-Benz C300 Reliability Ratings.
Why is my key fob on my W204 not working?
Here’s a look at some common reasons why your w204’s key fob isn’t working. Some owners report an error message, such as “key not detected,” or limited range when the key batteries are dead or very low. Fortunately, changing the key battery is simple and can be accomplished by using the valet key that comes included with the fob.
Which is better the E250 or the W204?
My E250 has been remapped to 254bhp and 600nm of torque. Believe me when I say it pulls like a train but still gives 55mpg on a long run. Engines are identical, even water pumps. Difference is down to mapping and injectors. 250 has larger capacity injectors.
Which is more reliable W204 or c220cdi diesel?
What may be confusing you was the early W204 cars C220 C250 diesels came with the single turbo OM 646 engines which were reckoned to be more reliable. The early twin turbo OM 651 engined cars had timing chain and piezo injector problems and were thus deemed “problematic” compared to the older single turbo cars.
Is the Mercedes Benz W204 suspension bouncy, rough?
While this may sound alarming, the suspension system in the w204 is of a fairly simple design that allows for easy component inspection that can be done at home. This article applies to the Mercedes-Benz C-Class w204 (2007-2014). The Mercedes-Benz C-Class is pitched as an entry level sports/luxury car.
What to do with a W204 with excessive suspension drop?
W204 with excessive suspension drop. If looking for an extremely low ride out of your C-Class, owners often recommend installing coilovers instead of lowering springs as the coilovers allow increased ride height and dampening adjustability. With these features, coilovers allow individuals to fine tune the ride characteristics of their cars.
Why does my Mercedes W204 make a pinging noise?
Often times, a broken spring will result in the suspension to sag and will be accompanied by a “clanking” or “pinging” type of noise when driven over bumps. When springs break, it is usually from fatigue of working up and down over many miles.