A220 USA Problems
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Have there been issues with the electronic "gear shift selector module" (or whatever it is called) on the 7 speed transmissions with the column mounted gear shift on any of the Mercedes lines which might explain a no-start condition? When the car failed to start, the white box that usually appears around the P R N D on the LCD dashboard instrument panel disappears. You can't tell what gear is selected. I tried pushing the car and it it didn't roll so I assume I was in PARK.
There were error messages on the LCD instrument panel saying to close the door - the transmission is not in park - put the car in park to start. But moving the column shifter did nothing.
Apparently a bunch of codes were tripped when the car was towed to the dealer, but I don't think the dealer has a clue.
but with your problem, make sure send email to Benz Canada, so that they know, they can fix it

They claim it's the differential wiring harness!! Everything is on backorder. Been waiting a week and will probably wait a lot longer...
Last edited by Givmeabrek; Apr 7, 2019 at 11:44 PM.
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Update: Harness had an intermittent short and new harness was ordered. Took two weeks to arrive. All is well now! Loving it!
Last edited by Givmeabrek; Apr 22, 2019 at 11:13 PM. Reason: Update
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Have there been issues with the electronic "gear shift selector module" (or whatever it is called) on the 7 speed transmissions with the column mounted gear shift on any of the Mercedes lines which might explain a no-start condition? When the car failed to start, the white box that usually appears around the P R N D on the LCD dashboard instrument panel disappears. You can't tell what gear is selected. I tried pushing the car and it it didn't roll so I assume I was in PARK.
There were error messages on the LCD instrument panel saying to close the door - the transmission is not in park - put the car in park to start. But moving the column shifter did nothing.
Apparently a bunch of codes were tripped when the car was towed to the dealer, but I don't think the dealer has a clue.
Have there been issues with the electronic "gear shift selector module" (or whatever it is called) on the 7 speed transmissions with the column mounted gear shift on any of the Mercedes lines which might explain a no-start condition? When the car failed to start, the white box that usually appears around the P R N D on the LCD dashboard instrument panel disappears. You can't tell what gear is selected. I tried pushing the car and it it didn't roll so I assume I was in PARK.
There were error messages on the LCD instrument panel saying to close the door - the transmission is not in park - put the car in park to start. But moving the column shifter did nothing.
Apparently a bunch of codes were tripped when the car was towed to the dealer, but I don't think the dealer has a clue.
Hello everyone-
I have a friend who recently purchased an A220. She claims that her LCD dashboard turned off or goes black and she cannot see things like speedometer, tachometer and other stats on the call which all projects on this LCD dashboard, can this be the short on the electrical harness that you all are discussing about? Please let me know what can possibly caused the problem. She took the vehicle back to the dealer and they claimed to have remediated the problem. She is concerned that this car is a lemon.
Have there been issues with the electronic "gear shift selector module" (or whatever it is called) on the 7 speed transmissions with the column mounted gear shift on any of the Mercedes lines which might explain a no-start condition? When the car failed to start, the white box that usually appears around the P R N D on the LCD dashboard instrument panel disappears. You can't tell what gear is selected. I tried pushing the car and it it didn't roll so I assume I was in PARK.
There were error messages on the LCD instrument panel saying to close the door - the transmission is not in park - put the car in park to start. But moving the column shifter did nothing.
Apparently a bunch of codes were tripped when the car was towed to the dealer, but I don't think the dealer has a clue.





