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Put the button elsewhere obviously If what you meant that your hand is always on the engine on off button.
So, you gut the knob to move the button somewhere else?
Holy overcustomization, Batman! I wonder why MB chose that position anyway; as usual, it seems they did the option that made for actually enjoying to drive your car as difficult as possible.
1999 CLK320 (sold), 2007 C230 SS (gone), 2000 Grand Marquis, 2011 CR-Z, stay tuned...
we have it on our SL. The only time it lets you turn off the car is when you're in park. You can press the button as much as you want otherwise. There's a safety cutoff if you hold it for three seconds or something. It's not like MB would make it possible to accidentally turn off your car all the time.
this is a 2003 C32 station with full MOST audio, C55 instrument cluster, newstyle steering wheel, keyless-go, backup camera, designo exterior, interior and wood...and distronic & active TPMS to be finished
don't bother...when doing the MOST upgrade properly, one has to swap all audio related components, the instrument cluster and therefor the ignition switch and therefor the SRS control unit and therefor a couple crash sensors...the upper switch row change requires a swap of the ESP module (and that is not possible for 203s that have been manufactured before 08/2001)
Ok guys, nothing is impossible, even something major as my conversion which i was told is not possible consulting lots of MB people and techs but here it is not 100% finished but almost there.
I converted an 2002 C230 Kompressor Coupe to an 2009 CLC , still have some interface modules to retrofit but works in progress.
I recently finished retrofitting keyless-go into a C-class coupe after it's manual transmission has been swapped for an automatic transmission and distronic was added.
This car has the most impressive optionlist and is still not entirely finished but distronic, keyless-go and active tire pressure monitor system is up and running.
hello my name is christos and i am living in greece.i would like to ask you how mach money cost all this modifications keyless-go, distronic, and tire pressure monitor system and to change the transmission from manual to automatic
and how mach time is need .
i like to thank you in advance for your response.
Considering the car is basically 15 years old, the mods will easily exceed the cost of the car several times over. You're honestly better off picking up an optioned out W209 CLK.
I’m stuck here.
Anyone know for certain if MB will allow Distronic with a manual transmission?
My info shows the ME is looking for (possibly) communication from the transmission control unit over the BUS. Since I don’t have one...I believe that is what is causing my Distronic to fault out.
What year and model of C Class did the system come from?
Here's a link to a web site with an assortment of Mercedes brochures: MB Brochures I recommend that you find the brochure for the donor car and see whether distronic was offered only with an automatic transmission. I can understand why that might be the case because a significant change in vehicle speed will require a shift. Upshifts and downshifts would have been difficult to automate with a manual transmission during the era in which Mercedes produced the W203s.