20 Most Recent 2000 Mercedes-Benz E-Class - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Remove the lower dash panel at the brake pedal ,the switch is right next to the brake pedal ,if you have a new one you will see how it comes out .Make sure that the pin is fully pulled out and the pedal is depressed before the switch is fitted ,it will self adjust then.

remove ashtray there are bolts there

I had a similer experience with my e430. When it went to the dealer he said one of the front coils had broken. He fixed a new one (plus a new one on the other side so they are both the same strength) and the problem disappeared. Cost a lot, but it may be the answer.

yes it is located on the left bottom part of grill area,it is probly loose reinsert it in place it should work after driving for a while.

you would have to take apart the door panel and check were the lock rod is their is a rubber copling which needs to be lubricated
with silicone grease,check the operation before you install door panel if is working ok,you dont have any other problem,but if it does'nt work you would need to replace complete latch.

REPLACE CRANCSHAFT POSITION SENSOR LOCATED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ENGINE , TOP OF TRANSMISION BELL HOUSING AND THE PROBLEM IS GONE !!!

Maybe it's a problem with the fuse or the termostat, look i don't see a real problem your a/c is balanced, its really good.

Is the system charged properly? A/C systems have low and high pressure cut off switches so not to damage the compressor so if it was undercharged or overcharged the compressor won't cut on. Other than that I would check fuses or the switch for the A/C

Question edited for FULL make and model. Question moved to correct category. With a multimeter set to volts. Full troubleshooting videos here https://www.google.com/search?q=mercedes-benz+e-class+air+compressor+troubleshooting ..

Check for power with a test light(not a dvom) at the tail lamp assembly. Test right at the spot where the bulb socket sits. If you have power then i would check the connection tab on the bulb socket itself for pits or corroded tabs. If you do not have power present at test point then double check the fuse chart and see if it says 'electronic' instead of having a fuse amp rating for the tail lamps. If it says electronic for any of the light circuits then it means their is no external fuse that can be replaced and the problem is most likely internal of the headlight switch. Since the headlight switch is actually a power source for the lights. I would start there at this point. Let me know what you find and if you need anything else just let me know

It is an intake manifold valve that regulates intake airflow that is not working. Here is a forum that will help you. https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w211/601604-p2006-intake-manifold.html

you cannot disable the immobiliser. it is a system mercedes has put into to prevent theft. however, you can bypass the immobiliser (otherwise known as EIS, Electronic Ignition Switch) in order to switch ON the car, but you wont be able to start it. what you need to do it remove the connector from the back of the EIS module and bridge terminals 15r and terminal 30. i recommend getting a wiring diagram specific to your car to be sure of the terminals. however, do this at your own risk.

you cannot disable the immobiliser. it is a system mercedes has put into to prevent theft. however, you can bypass the immobiliser (otherwise known as EIS, Electronic Ignition Switch) in order to switch ON the car, but you wont be able to start it. what you need to do it remove the connector from the back of the EIS module and bridge terminals 15r and terminal 30. i recommend getting a wiring diagram specific to your car to be sure of the terminals. however, do this at your own risk.

P0763 MERCEDES-BENZ Shift Solenoid 'C' Electrical

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The P0763 code is detected when the gear required by the ECM does not match the actual gear when vehicle is driven. Possible Symptoms. Engine Light ON (or ... Missing: E430 ‎saying

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The trouble code P0763 can be defined as Shift Solenoid C Electrical. This diagnostic fault code is a generic powertrain code, which means that it would apply to ... Missing: 2001 ‎Mercedes ‎E430 ‎saying

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The purpose of the Shift Solenoid Circuit is for the PCM to monitor the shift solenoids to manage the movement of fluid between various hydraulic circuits and ...

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You will need access to an OBD II Code reader,this will determine what engine sensors are faulty by providing you with a fault code,once you have the code and determine what sensor is at fault you can them replace the sensor and using the OBD clear the fault code/s

Different filliment ? Or amperage or not getting good enough earth

sounds like crank sensor buy a hella brand, not a cheap one

A possibility can be a bad wire or plug that is breaking down under a load. It might be time for a tune up.