I brought my car to a body shop near Kitchener Mercedes, I suspected Mercedes Kitchener forgot to hook up the lower radiator coolant hose after doing an inspection of the car causing total engine failure, I am now stranded without a vehicle @mercedesbenz
@Jeff6987542022@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener@BMWUSA I had a 2013 x5 35d before, it lost power/ threw a check engine light, I towed it to a mechanic and the light never came back on after a week of the mechanic having it, so I sold it
@515050M@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener Insurance is saying I need a document providing evidence to show that the coolant issue is related to the engine failure, but no one will admit to that.
@kci2013@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener The service advisor is saying it's lack of maintenance or improper oil filter but I use recommended oil and filter, and have receipts for the life of my ownership
@kci2013@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener They keep saying the same thing "we have seen in previous instantaneous where it only causes a head gasket or upper engine issue. Your issue is bottom end"
So I mentioned if the coolant isn't there to cool the engine and the oil heats up that would not cause a bottom end issue?
@kci2013@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener Yeah I see that now. I had an issue 3+ years ago and haven't been to the dealer since. They cracked the oil filter housing. Now this.
@bradyc097@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener The body shop repaired the rad support on the passenger side, I assume that hose was disconnected to replace the rad support. Or the entire coolant system was off to replace the rad support
@MercedesBenz@BenzCanada@MBKitchener They are all in agreeance that the damage is not caused by the coolant, but the vehicle ran perfectly fine before. I suspect the lack of coolant caused the engine to over heat (as you can see in one of the photos) which in turn caused the engine failure.
This is mind-blowing.
The same chemical Alex Jones warned was "turning the frogs gay" is destroying testosterone levels in the U.S. population.
Adding insult to injury, this testosterone-depleting chemical is banned across Europe but not the United States.
The chemical is atrazine.
What is atrazine, and how does it do this? Atrazine is a widely-used herbicide sprayed on crops like corn and sugarcane to control weeds.
It disrupts hormone function by increasing the activity of an enzyme called aromatase, which converts testosterone into estrogen.
In men, this can lead contribute to conditions like decreased muscle mass, low libido, and even feminization.
And we spray 70 million pounds of this tasteless, odorless, chemical on our food, while it's illegal to do so in Europe.
Make it make sense.