1992 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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i have lost my fuze panel diagram paper from the back trunck of my 92 benz 500sl i need a copy.

If your engine is idling to fast there is a chance you may have a vacuum leak some place so I would start out by looking for a vacuum leak. The best and fastest way to check for vacuum leaks is to buy a can of break cleaner and spray all of your vacuum lines while the car is running. If you have a vacuum leak and the spray hits it the car will either idle down or idle even higher. Either way you will know you have found the problem. Another thing that you want to check is the vehicles throttle positioning sensor. This sensor controls your cars idle and if it is bad it will cause a fast, slow, or rough idle. I hope this helps you out.

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you can access the ignition switch from underneath the dash, but it is easier to remove the steering wheel, then the instrument cluster. There are two basic elements to the ignition switch. The part that usually breaks down first is the front section, where the key goes into. You have to remove the entire unit from its bracket. Unplug the wire loom from the back of the housing. I believe there are two screws holding both sections together. Remove the screws and replace the unit. Then re-assemble.

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OK what I put here is for the E class Mercedes of the same era. Generally Mercedes shares build concepts and ideas across different classes of car. The mirror assembly consists of a mirror frame socket fitted to ball on the end of a mount arm. If the mount on the SL is the same then the idea is to stop the mirror from moving freely on the ball. It should be possible to slip the end of a clothing pin(s) between the ball, which is steel, and the socket, which is plastic. Force it gently in and check for the degree of play in the mirror. Once the mirror is stiff clip the protruding remaining length of pin(s) away to keep things looking tidy. Crude, effective but, above all, much cheaper than $900

you have to call the dealer and give them your VIN #. They may ask you to come in, for security purposes..

its probably time to upgrade to a nice cd player. have a reputable place install it and dont cut the stock harness.

Put in your radio code as once the battery feed has gone its like someone is trying to pintch it and wont woek so get the code and punch it in and your be ok.
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could be either a faulty wire connection due to corrosion or a bad switch test with a test light to ensure proper power to both the switch and wires for fault

hi, pls fine your radio code,like i.d. color gray,ty

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hmm... as i remember u have to STEP on the small pedal near the left wall and CLUTCH pedal?

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These are cable driven there is a cable that goes into the rear differential its probably the sender unit thats gone on the diff side the 190e are the same type i think you can buy these and replace easy enough its just 1 hex nut that keeps it in place hope this helps ivan

Until you have the system scanned for fault codes all this is a guessing game.

Do you mean the ignition control module (ICM)?

That information is in the owners manual.

1st you need to open door, remove plastic trim on inside of door by the handle, there is a hole where a 25 torx screw is holding handle end cap, pull door handle in open position, slacken screw until end cap is loose, remove end cap & slide door handle to rear of door out comes the handle, check with torch for any broken parts

check earth points for wiper ,wiring issue or switch