P0705 Code - Transmission sensor - mechanic says only dealer can fix

Today I called my local Mercedes mechanic in Atascocita, TX (Houston suburb) and he said that he cannot change the transmission conductor plate because Mercedes considers it an "anti-theft" device (my regular mechanic referred me to these guys). Hence, he said that I would have to take it to the dealer for the repair and it would be about an $1,800 job.

I am looking for some advice on this one because I'm not sure who to believe. I just laid out $500 for a thermostat change at the dealer two months ago and have no desire to pay those rates again. I am still paying down medical bills from radiating a brain tumor last year.
Any help is appreciated. Many thanks.




Although as far as I know, the conductor plate is not a diy job...I do not have experience with it though...but I've spent much more on this car is all I can say.
As Colin said, glad you're still here. Best in health.

Although as far as I know, the conductor plate is not a diy job...I do not have experience with it though...but I've spent much more on this car is all I can say.
As Colin said, glad you're still here. Best in health.
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its great you got it running C300. after that guy pluto said it couldnt be done i was also doubting youd be able to do it without star computer. good job man!
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I have gotten pretty friendly with MB of Chandler here in AZ. MB is run like the FBI of the automotive world.
Fixed the TCM and programmed it, and after programming the transmission likes to stay on the higher gears, but after driving sometime now it's become normal. Anyway, I had a speed sensor error.
If you want a TCM (unused, brand new in a box) let me know, we have it here.

Today I called my local Mercedes mechanic in Atascocita, TX (Houston suburb) and he said that he cannot change the transmission conductor plate because Mercedes considers it an "anti-theft" device (my regular mechanic referred me to these guys). Hence, he said that I would have to take it to the dealer for the repair and it would be about an $1,800 job.

I am looking for some advice on this one because I'm not sure who to believe. I just laid out $500 for a thermostat change at the dealer two months ago and have no desire to pay those rates again. I am still paying down medical bills from radiating a brain tumor last year. I got the same code p0705 aamco said the conductor plate to another Machanic said he said ranger sensor that is a switch I am not a Machanic online forums I been reading my car bought iy 10 months ago I have 56k miles drives great even says light engine
Any help is appreciated. Many thanks.


