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Either connected the hoses incorrectly, or the new one is deffective, or it blew the fuse.

Is it not in the owners manual??You can always go to your local library and find a service manual on it. Or ask your local garage to run off a few copies out of theres for you.

Change the battery.

It's a courtesy/warning light. It will come on everytime someone sets in the passenger seat beacause of sensors in the seat. There is no way to disable that feature.

Mercedes dealer would be best equiped. Or a good radio shop. Not a best buy or anything like that but a sound shop.

u can go to a repair shop - tape/electronic shop or have the cd player removed at a workshop after which u can take the CD player to a repair shop

That could mean that your alternator is bad. If you have a volt gauge on your dash check it. It should be reading about 14.4 volts. If it is reading closer to 12 volts then your have a pooched alternator. if you are reading the right volts then pull out the manual and look up the symbol. It should tell you what it means and might get you closer to the solution.hope this helps.

remove the negative battery cable wait 15 min the replace it see if this works

You will need an odd size metric allen key wrench. I say this because the Asian sizes run 8-10-12-14-17-19-21mm. European sizes run 9-11-13-15-16-18 -22 for some unfathomable reason. A good tool supply shop will have both sizes for you.

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needs regasin

*** Always be gentle when wiggling the key or rocking the steering wheelWiggle the steering wheel back and forth while trying to pull out the key. Be gentle, otherwise the key could break off in the ignition. If this does not work, try the next option.Read more: How to Remove a Key Stuck in an Auto Ignition ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7644826_remove-key-stuck-auto-ignition.html#ixzz2HxwUux9uJack up the front of the car until the wheels just leave the ground. This takes the weight off the front wheels and gives the steering column a little more room to move. Wiggle the steering wheel and try to pull the key out. If the key remains stuck, try the next idea while the car is jacked up.Spray some Teflon dry lube into the ignition switch around the key. Just a couple of quick squirts will do the trick. Use the dental pick to actuate the pins in the ignition cylinder. This will hopefully lube the pins and lock enough so that the key can be wiggled out. If the key is still good and stuck, there are two last things to try before having to call a repair shop or locksmith. Lower the car back to the ground before moving on to the next idea.Fill a zip-type sandwich bag half full with ice. If the cubes are large, crush them to make the bag easier to handle. Wrap the ice bag around the head of the key. The idea here is to get the metal of the key to contract because of the cold, so this may take up to fifteen minutes before it is effective. Try to wiggle the key out. If the key is still stuck, it is time to add heat.Turn on a hair dryer and direct the air toward the ignition cylinder, while keeping the ice on the key itself. Heat will expand the cylinder, while the ice works on the key. Do this for fifteen minutes and try wiggling the key out.*** Always be gentle when wiggling the key or rocking the steering wheel.

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You cannot. They are all expensive as are many other parts for that vehicle.

one of these models may be the vehicle http://www.blumke.net/content/m/mercedes-actros-fuse-location.pdf

White smoke almost always indicates a blown head gasket, or cracked head. A compression test will tell you for sure.

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The causes for this DTC may include: Low fuel pressure caused by a clogged filter, failing fuel pump, failed fuel pressure regulator or clogged or leaking injectors. Rough running engine due to misfiring plugs. Many engines have misfire codes to indicate the cylinder effected, such as P0304 for number 4. A large vacuum leak would cause a massive amount of un-metered air to enter the intake manifold resulting in an overly lean mixture. A large air leak at or near the number one oxygen sensor would also cause a lean mixture. A plugged converter will cause of host of driveability problems as well as set this code. A severely plugged converter will result in the inability to increase rpm when under load. Look for a code such as P0420 -- catalytic converter efficiency below threshold if the converter indicating a faulty converter. A faulty oxygen sensor. This will set a code in itself, however, a faulty oxygen sensor does not automatically condemn the sensor. The code just means that the sensor signal was not within specifications. An air leak or any of the above will cause an erroneous signal. There is a multitude of O2 codes relating to O2 performance which gives a clue to the problematic area. The Mass Airflow sensor will also cause this problem. It would be accompanied by a code such as P0100 -- Mass Airflow circuit malfunction. The Mass Airflow sensor is a hot wire that senses the volume of air entering the intake manifold. The computer uses this information to control fuel mixture. Rusty exhaust systems, cracked exhaust manifolds or damaged or missing gaskets or donuts will cause air leaks. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_1f7d1c330c9dd97d