Yess, mine has that too.... ( Minor) question is: .... How can it be solved.The glass double glazed cab side windows mist up badly, I have seen S820s where you couldn’t see out at all, total MOT failure.
Anybody ?
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Yess, mine has that too.... ( Minor) question is: .... How can it be solved.The glass double glazed cab side windows mist up badly, I have seen S820s where you couldn’t see out at all, total MOT failure.
At great expense is the answer unless you do it yourself, remove window and get the glass replaced.Yess, mine has that too.... ( Minor) question is: .... How can it be solved.
Anybody ?
No you can’t repair the glass, you can take the window out, take the glass out(but not easy) and get new glass put in the original frame.Replaced? You mean . Cheanged out for new?
Can't it be ...... repaired ?
As far as I’m aware, it’s only the hand brake which is air assist. The rear brakes can be problematic when the brake pressure load compensator regulator gives up the ghost.Hi Pete, welcome to the forum I hope you enjoy your S820, I don't have any brochures unfortunately but I do have a small piece of advise, so far my S820 has been pretty reliable, however you may be aware that they have air brakes at the rear, I had the misfortune of suffering a broken air line while in France, this ended up costing nearly €2000 and over a week out of my trip. I would strongly recommend that you get your air lines replaced as a priority, they are not expensive to replace by themselves but with the additional damage caused by the recovery guy trying to free the brakes off i ended up with a large bill. If you have any specific queries please feel free to pm me. I would also advise you to subscribe here, members are always willing to help if you need it.
The air line broke on the uk off side and the brakes locked on, the recovery guy broke the actuator trying to free off the brakes so it could be towed, recovered to a Mercedes main dealer, the actuator was over €600 and 7 hrs labour diagnose and repair. If it had happened in the UK it would not have been anywhere near as expensive. Plus the amount of hotel bill not covered by the breakdown insurance.As far as I’m aware, it’s only the hand brake which is air assist. The rear brakes can be problematic when the brake pressure load compensator regulator gives up the ghost.
Hi Peter,Hi Mark, now that would be very kind.
If you would look it up for me. ( Hope you don't forget it )
So you had yours for 4 years? May I ask, why did you sell it ?
Kind regards from the Netherlands.