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Passenger cars (Mercedes-Benz E220d and others) - Repair
Official notice
20 Jan 2025
Last checked
27 Oct 2026
An official CAA Japan notice concerns Passenger cars (Mercedes-Benz E220d and others) - Repair. Cross traffic alert defect. Defective component and details: Cross traffic alert, a function of the driver assistance system, may unintentionally stop operating because the parking control unit's control program is inappropriate. As a result, automatic braking may fail to activate, creating a risk of contact with people or other vehicles crossing the vehicle's path. Published 2025-01-20.
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(Notification number) 外3909
Official notice
2025-01-20
The hazard
The hazard
Cross traffic alert defect. Defective component and details: Cross traffic alert, a function of the driver assistance system, may unintentionally stop operating because the parking control unit's control program is inappropriate. As a result, automatic braking may fail to activate, creating a risk of contact with people or other vehicles crossing the vehicle's path.
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Brand: Mercedes-Benz. Contact: メルセデス・ベンツ日本合同会社.
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