Why is the coolant on my Mercedes CLA overheating?
But on my way back I observed the coolant overheat again and cross the 120°C mark into the red zone. After a couple stops I was able to reach home. I gave the car some rest for around 4-5 hours and decided to take a small drive hoping that the overheating fixed itself.
Why does my car overheat in sport mode?
I gave the car some rest for around 4-5 hours and decided to take a small drive hoping that the overheating fixed itself. This time in E mode the car reach 89-90°C fairly quickly and as soon as I hit the Sport mode the gauge jumped to 120°. Has anyone else observed such behavior? What is your advice in such scenario?
What to do if your engine coolant overheats?
Stop driving – you are destroying seals/gaskets and wearing out rings etc. If it overheats – the engine will seize. Check radiator fluid volume and check if the radiator fan is working… Call your dealer immediately and limp the car there…
Is there a problem with my Mercedes cla250?
Call your dealer immediately and limp the car there… I have been driving my CLA250 without any problems since the last 11 months, and have a little over 12.5k miles on it. But today a strange thing happened. I started the car, engaged the Sport mode and drove for 1-2 miles when the car stopped accelerating smoothly.
Is it possible for a Mercedes Benz to overheat?
On especially hot days, even the most cared-for vehicles are susceptible to overheating. Mercedes-Benz is known for their luxury vehicles and tough engineering that can withstand serious tests. Unfortunately, even a Mercedes can overheat in the middle of a country road, leaving you stranded.
Why is my Mercedes Benz 107 running hot?
Power flushing can correct this, or getting the radiator re-cored, or replacing it completely. Later models of the 107 used an aluminum core, with plastic reservoirs. The neck where the upper radiator hose connects can crack, causing a loss of pressure and coolant, and overheating of the engine.
I gave the car some rest for around 4-5 hours and decided to take a small drive hoping that the overheating fixed itself. This time in E mode the car reach 89-90°C fairly quickly and as soon as I hit the Sport mode the gauge jumped to 120°. Has anyone else observed such behavior? What is your advice in such scenario?
Why does my Mercedes engine keep going up and down?
In reality, your engine temperature is always going up and down, that’s why there’s a thermostat in the car; to help stabilize the temperature and keep it in the range where your engine operates best. Mercedes didn’t do that. Your temperature gauge shows what your engine temperature is really doing.