Mukulda, Malfunction of electronic components in transmission control do cause serious problem. The owner of the Mercedes can expect a recommendation from the repair shop to replace the whole transmission. I owned a Nissan Murano (automatic continuously variable transmission) that suddenly lost acceleration on the highway and ruined a trip. The car wouldn't pick up above 30 mph. I started driving back home and after 10/20 miles the car started running fine. This was on a Saturday. I drove around during the weekend with the "Check Engine" light on. On Monday, I took it to the dealer. They called me to give the bad news that there is electronic speed sensor module problem and the whole transmission has to be replaced at $6000. As you may have guessed the warranty was just over after three years. I got the car out of the shop without getting the transmission replaced. I noticed that the "Check Engine " light was reset by the dealer. I drove the car for another three months without a problem. However, at that point I replaced the Murano with a Mazda CX-9 and traded the Murano against the new car. I contacted Nissan on the problem. They couldn't offer any technical assistance. I also had many discussions in the Nissan Users' Club, without any real help. In short, the modern cars are becoming too complicated for maintenance. Quick and economical repair by replacing individual components has become impossible. Dilip
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