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Was at dealers last week. So far they had gotten two Nautilus in. (Both were fully loaded $60+) and both sold same day they arrived. One more scheduled to arrive 30+ on order. It wouldn't surprise me if they pushed back the 2022 due to deep lag time on the 2021. -
The dealership called me to say that the break line recall part has been on back order and they will let me know when it is available. So..I guess that is why all of the models we located had carfax records that indicated still awaiting recall service. I have a 2009 Mercedes Benz ML350 - and it took MBUSA maybe a year and half to get airbags in to replace the faulty ones a few years ago. (BTW, I have owned this vehicle for over a decade and the third MB for us, and it is by far my fave vehicle. My wife drives the MKX but I am intrigued enough to be driving it now and then as well when she doesnt need it.) -
Had this problem twice (one under warranty). Both time it was the strut. I posted the part # in another thread. I'll see if I can find it. -
No question it would be expensive, probably thousands if you buy retail. If I were you, I'd try something like this first. Inexpensive and gives a good feel if you would want to go further (with a more expensive, electric version). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y6T2WS3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_SYT0BDABFN1B6B8TDJ34?psc=1
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Sounds like the mechanic disconnected the battery and screwed up sync. HARD RESET (complete reset, erases all user data). 1. Press the PHONE hard button. 2. Select the ‘Settings’ tab on the touchscreen. 3. Select ‘Advanced’. 4. Scroll using the seek buttons on the touchscreen and select ‘Master Reset’. 5. SYNC will ask you to confirm. Press 'YES' to continue. 6. SYNC will confirm when the master reset is complete. SOFT RESET Press the radio power and FF buttons at the same time until the screen goes blank. It will then restart.
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Wasn't certain about your year, hence the question marks for fuse no. 7 (earlier model year). On a 2016 it's fuse #76, 30 amp. "Power liftgate module". It's in the engine compartment, lower tier. See owners manual for instructions on how to access.
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How about taping off the interior mirror. (Thats what I did by using a BlendMount harness). https://blendmount.com/mirrortap
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