Vehicles equipped with a 7-speed automatic transmission may develop a rough shifting condition, most commonly going up from first to second gear and going down from third to second or second to first gear. Our technicians tell us this is due to an internal component failure. Mercedes has released updated parts; the transmission will need to be removed and disassembled to complete the necessary repairs.
Car Problem Reports
Mercedes-Benz R350 Internal Component Failure May Cause Rough Shifting
Mercedes-Benz R350 Problem
Model Years Affected: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Average Mileage: 57,800 mi (46,000 mi - 65,000 mi)
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Visitor, 2007 Mercedes-Benz R350, 58,000 mi
ROUGH SHIFTING IN TRANSMISSION. HAVE BEEN COMPLAINING TO MY DEALER FOR A LONG TIME. I HAVE A EXTENDED WARRANTY IN EFFECT.
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dgalante, 2007 Mercedes-Benz R350, 55,000 miRookie
Experienced some issues shifting into 1 or second gear. Then suddenly the engine stopped during driving and would not start. They car is still at MotorWerk in Barrington and we have no idea what the damage is going to be.
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Visitor, 2007 Mercedes-Benz R350, 65,000 mi
The transmission failed completely. It sound like a major mechanical interference in the transmission and then the vehicle would no longer shift into any gear except park. The dealer diagnosed it as the electrical contact plate and said they would pay for the part and i would pay for the labor $650. After replacing the part the realized it was an internal issue and the transmission needs to be replaced. Still waiting to hear the final solution from the dealer and whether Mercedes Benz will cover this vehicle since it only has 65K on it and it is only 3 months out of warranty.
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Rookie
When I shift from drive to revers or to park I hear a grinding type of sound and its rough and sometimes I feel the transmission kind of jerk rough.
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