Mercedes-Benz 300SE Parts

Common for its silky ride and a touch of class, the Mercedes-Benz 300SE sedan is not without its faults. The first concern lies with the AC systems which may go out in diverse ways; it may stop cooling because of refrigerant leakage, compressor failure or electrical malfunctions that prevent it from cooling properly until eventually breaking down completely. Locating the fault can be difficult. Many readjustments will likely need to be made before everything is back on track; this could involve anything between refilling refrigerants and swapping out whole components. Another problem area in the 300SE is their window regulator mechanisms' tendency to fail over time: cables snap, gears wear thin, sometimes even the motor itself burns out, whichever happens, still means one thing -windows won't work as they should anymore so entire units must be replaced which might cost an arm depending on whether there's a model mechanic around where you live or not. Finally among transmission problems encountered by old high-mileage vehicles are degraded oil seals that let fluid seep through them due to being worn out over time thus causing violent shifting behavior followed by heavy losses if left unattended due to severe leakage failing the whole gearbox; therefore only solution here would involve swapping these worn elements with new ones meant specifically for your Mercedes-Benz 300SE transmission.