....can you show us how to start the car remotely?
HOw to Open the trunk if your battery is dead?
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How to open the trunk of a 2002 C32 with the mechanical key.
Come on people, be smarter then the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGvj6ajdXdA
Come on people, be smarter then the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGvj6ajdXdA
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How to open the trunk of a 2002 C32 with the mechanical key.
Come on people, be smarter then the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGvj6ajdXdA
Come on people, be smarter then the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGvj6ajdXdA
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In the CLK world, this is common. The key hasn't been used since the car left the factory, so the lock is less than cooperative. A little lube and a LOT of jiggling usually does the job. Opening the trunk with the key whenever a B service is done usually keeps the lock in working order.
Of course on a W208 CLK, there's a plan B.
The attached picture is of a W208 CLK. In the picture there is a red arrow. The arrow points to a plastic cover. On a W208 CLK, the owner removes that cover, and applies 12V positive to the wire under the cover. They apply a negative ground anywhere they can. At that point, the owner can use either their electronic key or the switch in the car to open the trunk. So . . . . . . . does the W203 have a cover in about the same spot? If so, will a W203 owner with a volt meter confirm that the wire under the cover sees 12V positive when the car is turned off?
Lastly, DO NOT EVER use that wire to jump the car.
Of course on a W208 CLK, there's a plan B.
The attached picture is of a W208 CLK. In the picture there is a red arrow. The arrow points to a plastic cover. On a W208 CLK, the owner removes that cover, and applies 12V positive to the wire under the cover. They apply a negative ground anywhere they can. At that point, the owner can use either their electronic key or the switch in the car to open the trunk. So . . . . . . . does the W203 have a cover in about the same spot? If so, will a W203 owner with a volt meter confirm that the wire under the cover sees 12V positive when the car is turned off?
Lastly, DO NOT EVER use that wire to jump the car.
