Category: Mercedes G-Class Forum

@ All, with my 350 BT the motor lamp lights up. Lt. friendly it would be a defect of the NOX sensor in front of the cat. He said this must be exchanged and then all two are exchanged (one sensor in front of the cat and one sensor behind the cat) Unit price over 530 € plus installation. The expensive on the sensors is the ECU that is with a cable on the sensor with it. Now I have researched something and found out that in 99% of the defects the ECU is not defective. Now my question has someone here already changed the Nox sensors without ECUs ? The sensors are almost all the same and are from Bosch or NKG. The ECU can then be soldered accordingly. I am now looking for the right sensors. Does anyone have a link ? VG Walter

In order to spare me the change between winter and summer tires and, because it was regularly evaluated well in tests, I have given my cube a set of “Pirelli Scorpion Zero AllSeason” with MO-identification, without Run-Flat. After my first own experience I can confirm that it is a great tire. Smooth running, grip, hardness… everything feels good. However, on closer inspection I have found that the tyres (DOT from mid 2022) have no snowflakes, but the M+S-identification. Now it seems that this is no longer enough to fulfill the legal “situational winter tire obligation”. Is that so? If so, I find it very misleading that the Pirelli can actually be driven all year long. If I have been driving on other vehicles “All Season”, they usually had the ominous snowflakes on the flank and at various points in the net, it means that the Pirelli can actually be driven all year long. If I have been driving on other vehicles so far “All Season”, they have not been confused about what happened in the month.

At present, the times are more uncertain than ever: war in Ukraine, a possible conflict between China and Taiwan, energy crisis, record inflation, strongly rising interest rates and Corona is not yet off the table. Currently, mobile.de offers from EZ 2019 onwards: 561 x G 63 AMG 155 x G 500 140 x G 400d 105 x G 350d For a vehicle that is allegedly sold out for years, the offer is too large from my point of view. Consequently, a price correction will soon be expected – and that is also good. The G should no longer serve as a speculative object – that simply doesn’t match the image of the G.

That’s what I’m talking about. I’ve been waiting for 2 years, and there he is now, the brand new G63, not ready for use. Hardly I’m sitting in there to start the engine, because he was standing in the sales room for a few days. Thinking, on day 2 at KM Stand 165, the same problem again. The engine control lamp lights up again yellow. Engine temperature was at 88°, water at about 74°. OK, then we call the 24h emergency service from MB. That worked well, which was already after about 45 minutes. Diagnosis in front of the vehicle: Cylinder 4 did not have a steady burn. In short, the car went to the workshop the next day. Diagnosis in the workshop already: Cylinder 4, defective ignition. That was already turned off after about 45 minutes. Diagnosis in front of the car was not taken away today.

Hello, I ordered a G500 with the sports exhaust system, but wanted to retrofit the AMG performance exhaust system anyway (by Schawe). My question is now whether the sports exhaust system (which cost around €550 extra charge) is unnecessary, since everything comes out anyway, or this still fulfills a sense ? If this should no longer fulfill any sense, since this is completely expanded, I ask myself whether you can sell the sports exhaust system more expensive than the normal and thus you should still keep the sports exhaust system when ordering or whether you can save the 550€ and should rather cancel it.

Hi together, will buy me a G 320 CDI, 9 year old with about 100k KM. What do I have to pay attention to when I go look at it? Are there any oil spots that point to leaking, any typical weak points that need to be checked more closely, etc.? Maybe we can create a kind of checklist that will help other buyers too. Thank you and love greetings A.

To the detectives here in the forum: I am at the end with my Latin. Mercedes also did not manage to identify the part for today’s visit. I myself have Webparts access and have already searched for the soul out of my body. Without success. On the picture is a 2005 G500 which is being worked up. The oil cooler at the lower screen edge is only temporary attached. Furthermore, the hood lock from above hangs in front of the affected part into the picture. So do not let it irritate. It is about the fat, screwed-on cross beam with the five horizontal holes. The most similar thing EPC spits out for the VIN is A4636200130, but the part looks completely different. Since the cross beam has set rust, I wanted to renew it in the course of the general reprocessing. But for this I would have to know what it is. Heeelp!!

Good evening, an acquaintance jumps off his G class and asked me if I would like to have his slot. Fortunately, I can reconfigure the car. Ordered a g500. It’s a big bar money what the car costs, on the other hand, it’s probably the last V8 (who knows what will come from 2025). The G class is in my opinion “the last car standing”, that’s why I would like to buy it. Coupled with the value maintenance (neededed car more expensive than new car) it makes sense to buy this car in my opinion. How does it look like the community? I’ve always been leasing, but in the last 2 years I’ve always played with the idea to buy a g class more and more before it gets too late and the g class is electrified.

Hello Together I need advice: I got my G again today with winter tires on Astaroth 18 inch rims. Now I noticed that the winter tires are far in the wheel boxes. It looks very modest when the widenings are quite far away. Couldn’t take photos because it is already too dark. Is there any remedy here? Thank you in advance greeting Tom

Hello in the round, I want to sell my G 300TD 177Ps. I have almost 12000 clicks ,119 parkings but no one has looked at the car. Do I do something wrong? https://suchen.mobile.de/…/details.html?… Thank you for your assessment. Greetings