2023 MERCEDES-BENZ SPRINTER 4500 Complaints and Recall Information

The 2023 MERCEDES-BENZ SPRINTER 4500 has 0 complaints and 7 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners frequently report issues related to vehicle safety components and electrical systems according to recall data.

There are 7 recalls involving various vehicle systems, including suspension, electrical wiring, body structure, and critical fasteners. These address risks of vehicle control loss, fire hazards, and potential injury due to component detachment.

• Rear suspension springs. Recall 24V517000 affects 1,232 vehicles. Spring U-bolts may have reduced strength from improper heat treatment, which can cause the rear axle to shift out of position and increase crash risk. Dealers will replace the U-bolts free of charge.
• Main wiring harness. Recall 24V166000 covers 828 vehicles where the harness may chafe against the drive shaft causing a short circuit that results in loss of drive power, power steering, and brake control, raising fire and crash risks. Dealers will inspect and reroute the wiring as needed at no cost.
• 12-Volt ground connection. Recall 24V225000 affects 99 vehicles. An unsecured ground connection can overheat and cause loss of drive power, fire hazards, and crash risk. Dealers will inspect and repair the connection free of charge.
• Body paint adhesion. Recall 23V806000 involves 131 vehicles where inadequate paint formula may cause windows and interior lashing rails to detach during crashes, increasing injury risk. Dealers will inspect and repair paint adhesion and may offer vehicle repurchase depending on damage.
• Front suspension bolt. Recall 23V849000 impacts 33 vehicles. The front left suspension strut bolt may be improperly secured, which can result in loss of steering control and increased crash risk. Repairs will be done free of charge.
• Partition wall fasteners. Recall 23V876000 covers 387 vehicles where missing bolts could allow the partition wall to detach during a crash, heightening injury risk. Dealers will inspect and secure the partition wall at no cost to owners.

Owners managing repeated repairs, safety-related defects, or unresolved recall actions might have protections under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a qualified attorney may help clarify individual rights and options.