Body/Lighting - Moisture in Mirror Turn Signals
Date: May 23, 2008
Order No.: P-B-88.70/48b
Supersedes: P-B-88.70/48a dated May 21, 2007
Group: 88
Revision History
Revision Date Purpose
b 5/23/08 Addition of Note Pertaining to Model 204, Parts and Warranty Information
a 5/21/07 Applicable Models Updated
- 6/13/06 Initial issue
SUBJECT:
All Passenger Models
Moisture in Additional Turn Signal Lamp(s) in Rearview Mirrors
If you receive customer reports regarding moisture or water inside the additional turn signal lamp(s) (Figure 1), please advise the customer that
surfaces fog up whenever they are cold and come in contact with warmer, humid air. An example of this is the mirror in the bathroom which often
fogs up after showering because the warm humid air from the shower may condense on the colder surface of the mirror. The same occurs to the
additional turn signal lamps. Water vapor that is normally present within the lamp housing may condense on the colder surface in the surrounding
area which typically is the lens as the ambient temperature decreases. Any fogging will typically disappear after 1 or 2 hours during the day
depending on temperature and humidity. This condition is normal operation and does not call for repair. If there is any indication of greater moisture
in the housing, please check for external damage to the housing that may be the cause of the condition. Damage to other than production defect in the
housing is not covered by warranty.
Note:
For Model 204 vehicles, produced up to 08/2007 (up to VIN A064140 and F057431), there may be isolated cases of the turn signal lamp in the
outside mirror housing exhibiting a crack at the edge (weld seam), in these cases the turn signal lamp must be replaced must be replaced.
Parts Information
Note:
The following allowable labor operations should be used when submitting a warranty claim for this repair. This information has been generated
2000 Mercedes Benz Truck ML 55 AMG (163.174) V8-5.5L (113.981) 341
on May 23, 2008. Please refer to Netstar --> Star TekInfo --> Star Time for the most current labor time allowance.
In Case of Warranty, use the table.
Date: May 23, 2008
Order No.: P-B-88.70/48b
Supersedes: P-B-88.70/48a dated May 21, 2007
Group: 88
Revision History
Revision Date Purpose
b 5/23/08 Addition of Note Pertaining to Model 204, Parts and Warranty Information
a 5/21/07 Applicable Models Updated
- 6/13/06 Initial issue
SUBJECT:
All Passenger Models
Moisture in Additional Turn Signal Lamp(s) in Rearview Mirrors
If you receive customer reports regarding moisture or water inside the additional turn signal lamp(s) (Figure 1), please advise the customer that
surfaces fog up whenever they are cold and come in contact with warmer, humid air. An example of this is the mirror in the bathroom which often
fogs up after showering because the warm humid air from the shower may condense on the colder surface of the mirror. The same occurs to the
additional turn signal lamps. Water vapor that is normally present within the lamp housing may condense on the colder surface in the surrounding
area which typically is the lens as the ambient temperature decreases. Any fogging will typically disappear after 1 or 2 hours during the day
depending on temperature and humidity. This condition is normal operation and does not call for repair. If there is any indication of greater moisture
in the housing, please check for external damage to the housing that may be the cause of the condition. Damage to other than production defect in the
housing is not covered by warranty.
Note:
For Model 204 vehicles, produced up to 08/2007 (up to VIN A064140 and F057431), there may be isolated cases of the turn signal lamp in the
outside mirror housing exhibiting a crack at the edge (weld seam), in these cases the turn signal lamp must be replaced must be replaced.
Parts Information
Note:
The following allowable labor operations should be used when submitting a warranty claim for this repair. This information has been generated
2000 Mercedes Benz Truck ML 55 AMG (163.174) V8-5.5L (113.981) 341
on May 23, 2008. Please refer to Netstar --> Star TekInfo --> Star Time for the most current labor time allowance.
In Case of Warranty, use the table.
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