[focus805]

What is the 135 VIN? Where can I check my VIN for the recall?
Thanks

https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?gcli

 

[carrisr]

I got the official MB recall notice for my 2016 Passenger van today. MB recall #2019010002, NHTSA #18V837.

 

[Film]

I just checked my VIN and it looks like I will also be getting this recall. Interesting...this is the 3rd major recall in 2 years for my 2017 Metris Worker. First was seat belts, then Transmission and now gas leaking hose. Is this considered normal and acceptable? Its my first new car

 

[WBG#2]

I had this recall work done last week on my 2016 pax van. Was getting “A” service and ended up not having van for three days while waiting for fuel lines....no weeping on my OEM fuel lines.

 

[Baron]

https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?gclid...VAp7ACh1Q1gmkEAAYASABEgIyWvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

focus 805 thank u for the link...

 

[pawo007]

Zero recalls for my 2017 passenger (built May 2017).....

 

[Lane on the fence]

I just checked my VIN and it looks like I will also be getting this recall. Interesting...this is the 3rd major recall in 2 years for my 2017 Metris Worker. First was seat belts, then Transmission and now gas leaking hose. Is this considered normal and acceptable? Its my first new car

No, not normal...pretty bad IMO. This is two recalls for me...and nearly had the infamous piston wrist pin issues that some have had...they have to remove the engine to replace them. I love my van, but I'm not impressed with MB quality.

 

[daveyboy70]

infamous piston wrist pin issues

Not familiar with this. Could you expound a bit?

 

[REMROB]

FYI
I received Recall Notice today. READ yours Carefully, because it states the repair will NOT be done unless a leak is detected. It may not have had enough miles accumulated Etc. for the leak to start according to others posts on here that it was not noticeable until quite a few thousand miles. We do not have even 5K miles yet and warranty expires December 2019, so we are going to hang on to the letter for the future need if arises. I have had Recall work done on vehicles prior we owned since new that were over 10 years old, at No Charge

 

[Lane on the fence]

Not familiar with this. Could you expound a bit?

I don't have the details anymore, it primarily affected things are the car side. But they received some undersized wrist pins. They were replacing them as needed. I ran my engine serial numbers and it was outside the group.

 

[Lane on the fence]

Took mine in today to replace the new whoes. Lol. Everything seems normal.

 

[maestroX2]

Sent the Van since the kids smell the gas. They did fix and then called me again when the recall part arrived.

 

[Bilzee]

We first noticed a gasoline smell in the middle of the night when camping in British Columbia last summer.

A month later we noticed the smell again.

Now it happens once or twice a week. Sometimes shortly after we turn off the engine. Sometimes 12-18 hours after we turned off the engine. Mostly we smell it outside the van, near the gas tank filler or near the front of the van, though sometimes we smell it inside the van.

The dealer can't figure it out. They find no evidence of a leak. No message on the computer. They say it would smell all the time if we had managed to get gas into the charcoal ventilation canister.

Any insights?

There was a recall About two years ago for a gasoline connection that failed. Mine failed during a really cold morning. The liner that is under the whole bottom got soaked so it took a while to get a replacement.

 

[Senior Leigh]

I fixed it.