OEM Mercedes-Benz CLK 350 Parts & Accessories

Mercedes-Benz CLK 350 Common Problems FAQ

Why is the Transmission in My CLK 350 Shifting Roughly?

If the gearbox is a seven-speed, and the trouble's going between first and second gear or from third to second gear, then most likely, one part or another has failed. This is a known issue for models from between 2006 and 2009 with 177,000 miles or fewer. You'll need to run a transmission inspection to figure out what part's faulty, and then take the transmission apart and replace what's needed.

Why is the Check Engine Light on in My CLK 350?

If you're having trouble driving the car, too, it's probably because of either a bad camshaft adjuster solenoid, a worn timing chain, or defective balance shaft parts. This is a known issue for models from between 2006 and 2009 with 160,000 miles or fewer. You'll need to check with Mercedes-Benz for a service bulletin and follow instructions to repair whatever the problem ends up being.

My CLK 350 is a Convertible. Why Doesn't the Roof Work?

Driving on bumpy roads can sometimes deploy the car's roll bar. This can keep the top from both dropping and raising back up. This is a known issue for models from between 2006 and 2009 with 125,000 miles or fewer. You'll need to return the bar to the proper position using some specialty tools; check your owner's manual for more info.

Why Choose OEM Parts for CLK 350 Repairs, and Not Aftermarket?

They'll be Mercedes-Benz quality, they'll fit right, and they'll work better the first time. Best of all, they won't void your factory warranty; a lot of aftermarket parts can.

Why Shop MB Part Source?

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