2002 Mercedes S430 1. the side view mirrors will not adjust 2. the sun visor lights will not turn on 3. i cannot open the trunk with the remote or the button inside it has to be done manually 4. the window button on the rear drivers side is inside its housing I need to know how much this is going to cost to fix and/or how to fix it.

SOURCE: Broken sun visor

The sunvisor is attached to the roof with 3 screws on the outboard end of the visor (towards the door). Once you removed these 3 phillips head screws and pull the attaching bracket down, there may be an electrical connector you will need to unplug. This is not a difficult job.


Hope this is helpful!


Nissan Scope Technician- 10+ years experience in Nissan dealership.

SOURCE: Sun visor on driver's side

I had the same problem with my 2007 Sonata. I took it into the dealership and they were aware of the problem and fixed it.

SOURCE: Fuse box diagram

there are 3 fuse boxes called S.A.M.s and m.b. doesn,t want people changiong fuses. on the driver's side of the dashboard there is aplastic cover. if you open the door wide you will see it take a flathead screwdriver and pry it off. the diagram is located in the fuse box. look carefully and you will se it folded into a square on one of the sides of the fuse box. just replace the fuse with the right rating

SOURCE: can't open a 2002 Mercedes c230 kompressor sun roof

It's typically the motors or the special drive tubes that it uses. If you here a clicking noise then the sunroof became to tight and ruined the motor gears. You can actually switch the two motors, one is for the shades and needs less power then the other motor. They are identical, switch them. Nex make sure they are very tight to the 3 mounting bolts, there is a rubber washer bushing that wears out and alloys the motor to flex too much, causing the gear mis-alignment and gear grinding. This works great I do it all the time.

SOURCE: sun visor has a lighted mirror, how do I change

Remove the 3 retaining screws and unplug the electrical connector. DONE!

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