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I know it's an old thread but mines going in next Tuesday for a new heater, had the fault code cleared last year but its come back and needs fixing at a cost of £1020 😭

Just replaced both on my ML350 bluetec £1015,

Also,, I quite fancied a rr sport, but was scared off by so many people, but they keep buying them, go figure lol

I've got the standard ML350 bluetec sport, had it 2 years now (2013). Have to say it's been a great car, servicing a bit pricey, but only £270 road tax and 40+ mpg on a run, drops to 27 towing a caravan though lol.

I was so impressed with the ZX7 on the ML350 I put a set on the wife's car (ZV7), she reckons its like a new car, very quiet too

I've just fitted Avon Zx7's to my ML350, they are so much quieter than the contisport I had fitted and £80 each cheaper, they also drive and feel just as good

Hope this isn't common for these engines, I've got exactly the same car. Thought the 350 bluetec was pretty indestructible.

Great, enjoy

I've got an ML350 13plate, currently done 17000 miles on contisport5 with about 3000 miles left (but I do tow a largish caravan). Cars done 74000 miles had 2 sets of pads and discs all round. It's a lot heavier on tyres and pads than my last e class, but then it's a lot heavier car I guess

I've had my ML350 bluetec 13 plate for 2 years and it's been very reliable. Extremely comfortable, better than the E class I had before. I had new glow plugs and relay on the 280 cdi e class, it was a common problem on 06 to 57 reg v6. But not on later cars.

Why are you getting rid of the Jeep?

No, even non oem screens come with all the sensors and wires built in

Afraid I couldn't tell you, but the guy came to my house, includes a 13 pin plug with extended ball for alco hitch

I'm confused, I had a towbar fitted to my ML 350 bluetec 2013, all went fine, no cutting heat shields or moving adblue tank, cost £250,supplied and fitted. Is there a big difference between the 250 and the 350?

I used to minicab years ago and regularly had cars with high mileage. A Peugeot had 220,000, and a vauxhall carlton with 180,000. Both good cars, but I did change the oil regularly. The more they run, the better. I bought a ML 350 bluetec last year with 58,000 on it, now has 73,000. Should last...

Ah, I think you could be right, hope so, thanks :)

OK, apparently it's a heating element to stop wipers sticking to the windscreen in winter, and all replacement screens now have this fitted as standard whether you have a switch or not. Guess the dealer could connect it up if you needed it.

Maybe, but how do you switch it on?

Hi, I too just had a new screen fitted into my Ml350 bluetec and noticed elements in the lower part (darkened area) also. No idea what they do or even if they're connected, any ideas please?

sorry about the above post regarding spelling, not sure what happened