Mercedes-Benz is recalling 143,551 new cars and SUVs to address a fuel pump issue. The impeller — which does the hard work of moving fuel out of your tank and into your engine — may degrade or ...

In a similar widespread affliction that befell Honda recently, Mercedes-Benz is issuing a recall for nearly 80,000 vehicles over a faulty fuel pump that may shut down. The latest recall is an ...

Come December 2022, both parties identified an irregularity in the raw material used by a sub-supplier for the fuel pump impeller. Hyundam and Mercedes-Benz didn't name the sub-supplier in ...

Mercedes-Benz AG claims that – in some instances – the mechanical resistance might result in the fuel pump shutting down while driving. Before the fuel pump goes kaput, drivers may be made ...

Dozens of different Mercedes-Benz models have been recalled in the United States because of a fault with the fuel pump impeller that could cause impacted vehicles to completely lose power.

The NHTSA said that dealerships will replace the fuel pumps for free and owners will be notified by mail on Aug. 25. Owners can also call Mercedes-Benz USA customer service at 800-367-6372.

The fix: Mercedes-Benz dealerships will replace the faulty fuel pumps, free of charge. How to contact the manufacturer: Owners may contact Mercedes-Benz at 800-367-6372. For Metris vans ...