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Fuse locations on Mercedes-Benz M-Class W164 2006-2011. Main fuse box and relay box is located in the engine compartment. Rear, passenger side in the trunk.
Model: ML 320 CDI ML 320 BLUETEC ML 350 ...
Years: 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Chassis: 164
https://www.mercedesmedic.com > fuse-box-location-d...
Fuse locations on Mercedes-Benz M-Class W164 2006-2011. Main fuse box and relay box is located in the engine compartment. Rear, passenger side in the trunk.
Model: ML 320 CDI ML 320 BLUETEC ML 350 ...
Years: 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Chassis: 164
Make: Mercedes-Benz
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I believe it is integrated in the K40 relay module in the front right engine compartment next to the ME control unit. I also believe the 97 W210 relay was moved outside of it. That fuel pump should be outside of the tank so it will be easy to test for power and ground at the pump if you are having a fuel related issue. I have replaced many more fuel pumps on these vehicles than relays. I usually replace the relay as a precautionary measure, but not because it failed. I hope this helps you.
I had a similar problem once with an Audi. I found that the relay in that case was in a plastic box about 5" x 7" under the hood. At first, I did not even realize it was able to be opened then a friend popped it open and there were several relays,( in my case the fuel pump relay) and switches inside.
You might look for a similar situation. Seems the Germans have a habit of hiding things in plain sight. Hope it helps.
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