I understand that others have been having trouble with their wheel speed sensors and so I wanted to report that I had both of my rear sensors on my 2016 mercedes-benz (mb) sprinter chassis replaced on june 23, 2020. It had only 12, 036 miles on it. We were on the olympic peninsula when out dashboard lit up with many idiot lights. Because there were no mb dealers in the area, we could not immediately take it in. When we would start it up again, the lights did not come on and then other times they came on! The sprinter would also jerk as we were driving. We took a ferry home the next day and were 3 blocks from the mb service department when our sprinter went into 'limp mode.' it was pretty scary because the cars around us were going between 45 and 55 miles an hour and we had to get into the right lane quickly which was a challenge with the cars going so fast around us. When we took it in, the mb service person said he thought he knew what the problem was and he was correct! The mb service department worked on it right away and we picked it up the next day. They were very nice. We were very lucky because our sprinter only went into 'limp mode and we were able to get into the right lane. Other rv owners have reported sudden speed increases which would definitely be a huge safety issue. This problem has also been reported to have happened to the front speed sensor. Please note that this issue is appearing on many rv owner sites where rv's are built on a mb sprinter chassis. While investigating, please pay attention to this, as this is a mercedes-benz sprinter issue. Please have mb do a recall and actually fix the problem by replacing all 4 sensors at once with a better designed replacement - regardless of warranty, regardless of vehicle age or mileage.
The worst 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau problems
Ranked by number of owner complaints. Mileage and cost come from what owners wrote.
- Brakes1
- Driver assistance1
- Electrical1
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- Brakes1
- Driver assistance1
- Electrical1
Recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
Technical service bulletins for the 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau 61
Bulletins tell dealers how to fix known problems. A warranty extension means the manufacturer pays for that repair for longer.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to retension the MCD shades.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to address a separation in the fibreglass panels.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to repair a fibreglass panel separation.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to replace the power sofa cable.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to replace the worm gear for the power sofa.
- Dealer service communication pertaining to the replacement of an undersized fuse for the solar panels.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to change the instance setting on the Go Power!...
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedures to address a squeak at the kitchen galley.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the procedure to adjust a Carefree awning.
- Technical service bulletin pertaining to the instructions to replace the Spyder DCM module.
What 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau owners say
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Is the 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau reliable?
Owners have filed 1 complaint about the 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau, close to a typical Plateau model year.
What is the most common problem with the 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau?
Brakes, with 1 complaint. Next is driver assistance (1).
How many recalls does the 2017 Pleasure Way Plateau have?
No recalls on record.
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