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the w202 has stick needles on the clocks i have tryed all sorts to try and stop this the latest thing is i took the clock out and scraped the paint off the pins the needles rest on and touch wood its been ok its got somthing to do with a static build up and the needles stick so there like a magnet or so my merc deler told me
Your best bet is a clogged radiator. when your car is warmed up turn on the a/c and look under the hood to see if the fan is blowing hard. if it is replace the radiator. If you are car savvy you could put in a hi flow water pump, they are pretty cheap after market and easy to install.
Hi! Sounds like the key needs to be coded again, take all relvant details i.e. chassis vin number, Registration document (Title) and key to your local Mercedes Dealership and hopefully they'll rec-code it for youor replace it.
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