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How long ago did you buy it?

If it was less than 6 months ago, then don't spend any money on the car yourself, the trader should cover the cost in full.
Only got it about 4week ago but he is blaming Mercedes as he said there was nothing wrong with it when he sold it
 
How long ago did you buy it?

If it was less than 6 months ago, then don't spend any money on the car yourself, the trader should cover the cost in full.
Says last week in the opening post .. I'm wondering how much did mercedes charge to fit 2 new Nox sensors and why they were changing them. ?
 
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Only got it about 4week ago but he is blaming Mercedes as he said there was nothing wrong with it when he sold it
You should have gone to him and let him sort it....at that point he was liable for any issues occurring within the first 6 months. Taking it to another dealer has muddied the waters and will make it more difficult for you.
 
You should have gone to him and let him sort it....at that point he was liable for any issues occurring within the first 6 months. Taking it to another dealer has muddied the waters and will make it more difficult for you.
Hi it only went to Mercedes because it had out standing recalls
 
True.......
I'm not quite sure where you stand tbh. The fault was not there before you went to Merc....so thats up to them to put right....but then if the issues were caused by an Adblue delete... then it's down to the seller....in fact you could return the car due to it not being even technically legal to sell or drive a car with an Adblue delete on the road in the UK. Insurance will also probably be void if you were caught. The issue is proof...... which the dealer may well have removed during the update.
 
On a more general note, if there's indeed an issue with the AdBlue system on the car, then it's not a keeper... AdBlue issues often do not go away easily.
 

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