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Clutch and flywheel kit problem on a Mercedes Citan
(Translated from French)
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A 2017 Mercedes Citan owner is experiencing slow response from the paddle shifters and is confused about whether their vehicle has a dual-mass flywheel. The Mercedes dealer claims it does, but parts suppliers disagree and can't find the corresponding flywheel. It is suggested to verify the vehicle's specifications using the VIN with the dealer, consult the service manual, or seek a second opinion from another authorized Mercedes service center.
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CarlyMechanic
It's possible that your vehicle does indeed have a dual-mass flywheel, as they are common in many modern vehicles to reduce vibration and improve driving comfort. However, discrepancies can occur between dealers and parts suppliers. I recommend checking your vehicle's VIN with the dealer to confirm the exact specifications and parts required. Additionally, you can consult your vehicle's service manual or contact another authorized Mercedes service center for a second opinion. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!