Keyless go + Parktronic Retro Fit
-Keyless Go Harness
-Trunk Lid Harness
-Rear Bumper Ant.
-Two Rear antennas in the sides of the trunk
-Keyless Go Module
-Two rear antennas that go by with rear side side panels
-Two Front door antennas
-Keyless go shifter
-Keyless go shift knob
-Both front door keyless go latches
-Trunk latch
-Trunk switch with both power trunk lock button
-Upper keyless go release handle
-Keyless go door handles
-Coding of modules
-Hardest part was getting my parts guy at the dealer to be able to order me a keyless go key for my non keyless go vin vehicle
-18 hours to gut car and install
Listen I knew it wasn't cost effective but I wanted a white cl65 when I bought mine which was hard enough to accomplish and when I did it didnt have the options I wanted so I decided to do it. Also i felt that it is not a common retrofit at all and want to do it for that reason. Anyways viola it all works as it should no glitches and no problems. I will post some pictures my digital camera unforunatly erased all the pictures I have of the car gutted out and all the parts layed out to be installed but I will get some of it all up and working. You can use a used shifter dismantle yours and take the module out and install in the keyless go shifter which has the contacts for the knob and spot for the wiring harness. Also EIS works fine no need to change out.
Also easy retrofit while I had the car torn down was parktronic, added harness and wiring throughout car added indications on dash and in rear dome light. Needed the module, impact strips, sensors, harness, and coding and was working perfect.
Last edited by Malones Perf.; Nov 7, 2011 at 07:08 PM.
-Keyless Go Harness
-Trunk Lid Harness
-Rear Bumper Ant.
-Two Rear antennas in the sides of the trunk
-Keyless Go Module
-Two rear antennas that go by with rear side side panels
-Two Front door antennas
-Keyless go shifter
-Keyless go shift knob
-Both front door keyless go latches
-Trunk latch
-Trunk switch with both power trunk lock button
-Upper keyless go release handle
-Keyless go door handles
-Coding of modules
-Hardest part was getting my parts guy at the dealer to be able to order me a keyless go key for my non keyless go vin vehicle
-18 hours to gut car and install
Listen I knew it wasn't cost effective but I wanted a white cl65 when I bought mine which was hard enough to accomplish and when I did it didnt have the options I wanted so I decided to do it. Also i felt that it is not a common retrofit at all and want to do it for that reason. Anyways viola it all works as it should no glitches and no problems. I will post some pictures my digital camera unforunatly erased all the pictures I have of the car gutted out and all the parts layed out to be installed but I will get some of it all up and working. You can use a used shifter dismantle yours and take the module out and install in the keyless go shifter which has the contacts for the knob and spot for the wiring harness. Also EIS works fine no need to change out.
Also easy retrofit while I had the car torn down was parktronic, added harness and wiring throughout car added indications on dash and in rear dome light. Needed the module, impact strips, sensors, harness, and coding and was working perfect.
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Now if only someone could upgrade the W215 Distronic to the new Distronic Plus
I have the KeylessGo card system in my 2003 S55 and would love to upgrade to the newer keylessGo key system. I assume I would have to compare the part numbers between a 2003 and 2004 right? Anyone have any information to share on this upgrade?
I have the KeylessGo card system in my 2003 S55 and would love to upgrade to the newer keylessGo key system. I assume I would have to compare the part numbers between a 2003 and 2004 right? Anyone have any information to share on this upgrade?[/QUOTE
You will need new key, eis, and keyless go module
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Anyway that would add to the cost of the upgrade. - just FYI
I know it sounds like "the dealer would say that" but actually I have trust so far in what they have ever told me to date. so its possibly true. You may want to check.
By the way, I also learned that if you are replacing a EIS without upgrading to keyless go, you can use your existing keys - you do not have to buy new ones. Part of the programming is to assign the old keys to the replacement EIS. I assume this could be performed in STAR but again the dealership insisted they would have to have the new EIS learn the old keys.
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I am thinking I can source all the parts but I am curious about the coding. Would I need to go to a dealer or can my indie who have Star carry this out?
Also could I carry out the install and miss out the trunk button and rear passenger door buttons? My partner has the keyless go and we only ever use the buttons on the front handles on hers.
Any info would be greatly appreciated!




