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This is likely not an electrical issue, but a vacuum issue. You likely have a vacuum leak somewhere in the car. Either that or the vacuum pump has failed, which is also another common issue on all Mercs, even new ones.
If I haven't got my models mixed up, then it should be located under the back seat. There's a picture of the vacuum pump below for your reference.
It's best to use a vacuum tester, as your mouth likely won't be good enough to perform a **** test on each vacuum circuit. Leaks can occur anywhere on that car, and I mean anywhere, so even though there are a few of the most common places, e.g. seat cushion bags, rear seat switches, boot release and such, I don't want to let you think that issues are only limited to the more common areas.
This entire vehicle is a living nightmare in my opinion. I've never worked on anything as unreliable as this car, and I've worked on a LOT of different cars.
Sorry for the bad news. If you love your car and can put up with all it's issues, then I can't knock it and fully respect your choice. If you want a reliable cost effective, luxury and/or performance car though, then you should seriously consider getting rid of it and going for something else.
If you are posting here for tips, then I assume you are not someone with extremely deep pockets, and with a potentially unlimited budget at your disposal. I repeat, this car can be a potentially huge money pit that will always be in need of repair.
Good luck! I sincerely mean that.

I had the same issue. A factory reset fixed it.

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Hi there,

You haven't provided much information on Year or Engine model.

This condition could be caused by many things, ranging from fuel, air leak to sensor issues.

If your vehicle is 1996 (or newer), your vehicle's onboard diagnostic (OBD2) computer will have stored the fault codes relating to this condition.

Have an approved service agent check for codes (this only takes 15mins) which will quickly identify the suspected circuit/component.

The above process will save you unecessary expense.


Cheers,

Hi there,

We are having the same problem, I followed the cable to the back part of the lawn mower by the battery. There is a small ram that the cable pushes in and back out when you release the peddle. I found that the top part of the ram was broken and there was no pressure to push the cable back in when the peddle is released. I have not found out how much the part is yet, looks to be an easy fix though. I hope this help..

Chad

You may need to get a new email account to solve this issue because once it doesn't let you in to login, then you will not ever be able to access it. Furthermore, if you haven't used it for 30 days, the company is likely to close your account, which has happened to me a couple of times with Yahoo. The other option is to request username and password at the login section, and see if you are able to get anywhere with that.

That was a rather open question.

As long as the language is standards-based, you should have no problem using the language on any platform where it's certified.

That said, anything related to utilising specific operating-system related features such as GUI are much different, except in Java. Since Java is the same output regardless of platform (but version-specific), you can run it on any platform with the correct version (usually the same or newer) Java Virtual Machine. As mentioned, Java programming is the same on almost any platform. Traditionally, Macs lagged way behind Windows as far as Java releases are concerned, but the lag a lot less now (a few months, sometimes less). Macs also are much more Java-friendly.

Non-Java GUI programming is, as mentioned, much different. Honestly, enough tools exist on both platforms to make GUI programming similar in experience, though much different in actual code.

C, C++ both program the same on either platform (again, GUI code will be platform-specific).

A giant plus to Mac programming is that you have access to all the UNIX-type stuff in a way which is a part of the OS, as opposed to on a PC, where it all needs to be added on. I love the Terminal app on OS X - nothing like it on PCs.

Finally, if you're backed by someone with money, the tools on PCs are a bit better than what OS X has to offer, but not substantially.

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i have the same problem. im told its the abs sensor ring. £300 to fix