Top 20 2002 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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42 Nm (31 lb-ft) plus a 90-degree turn.

I'm assuming yours has the digital clock. I think on the 2004 you can set the clock through the function display behind the steering wheel. Try this video. It is for a 2003 model so yours should be the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fE87pscWR4

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Mercedes-benz Concept P1188 Engine Trouble Code

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P1188 BMW Code Fuel Control Bank 1 Sensor 1 (With Video)

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2011 Mercedes R-Class OBD2 Code P1188 Fuel Control ...

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You need a skilled auto-electrician, not a mechanic, one that has a high end scan tool computer that can analyze the stored and live data, plus reading any DTC Codes. To me, it sound like you have a failing battery, possibly erratic charging and some bad grounds. The electronics on Mercedes are overly complex.

Some vehicles have separate flashers for indicators and hazards. Look around for another flasher and try changing it.

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This code is showing a transmission problem. Your best option is to take the vehicle to a transmission specialist. If you don't know what you are doing gearbox mistakes are VERY expensive to sort out.

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I wonder which light you refer to.

Hello. A 'fan clutch holding tool', a 'metric' set of sockets, extensions and a socket wrench are all that is needed to remove/replace your car's water pump. A 'flathead' screwdriver and pliers are needed to remove the fan shroud and ductwork. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

see a dealer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvSaHwK68Oo

Use the Mercedes Benz service tool or take it to a Merc garage.

I'm assuming you are refering to the EDC light? Do you have any other lights on the dashboard? EDC stands for 'Engine Diesel Control'. This is the electronics for the fuel supply system. First check the silly stuff. Is there plenty of Fuel in the vehicle? (Yes, I've done that!). When was the Vito given last given a Major Service? Sometimes an old, clogged Fuel filter can cause the light as the electronics is reading a poor fuel supply or water contamination in the filter housing. Get the filters and fluids changed and see if that helps.

No simple answer, but I would suspect loss of fuel pressure. Scanning for error codes would be a good place to start.

I have heard the correct transmission oil level can only be measured with diagnostic equipment and the dipstick is used as a rough check during the initial fill. Not sure where the plug is to remove to use the temporary dipstick.

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assuming it is right hand drive the logical place for the hood release is on the left side of the passengers seat just under the dash http://www.mercedesmedic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/open-hood-mercedes-benz-release.jpg