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Cheers
Graeme




There is a ton of information within this forum regarding the diagnosis and repair each of the above.
Have never heard of a dead battery replacement causing a roof mechanism failure.
However, windows must fully lower for the roof mechanism to work.
Was the required window reset done after the battery replacement?
After replacing a battery, there are 3 required resets (e.g. radio code, turning the steering wheel lock to lock in both directions, fully lowering and raising the windows while holding a short time in each position).
If the window controller was reset now working properly, check for an electrical issue that is keeping the hydraulic pump from working (e.g. relay, fuse).




While I understand that it can provide some limited roof diagnostic information, not really sure if reprogramming this system is required and/or valid.
If it is, many independent mechanics have the STAR software and typically would charge less.
While the following would not have anything to do with the battery replacement, from your last note and the age of the car, you could have a leaking hydraulic cylinder.
If this is the case, you can check the pump's hydraulic fluid level, which is easy to do through an inspection port in the trunk (see page 4 at the following link).
http://www.tophydraulicsinc.com/W208...eplacement.pdf
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Another common issue has been a relay. Fortunately, the same relay is used elsewhere (believe it's the fuel pump relay) which can be swapped to check (you'll find more information on this via searching the forum).
Another easy check would be the luggage cover. The roof can will not operate if it's not in place correctly (e.g. up). Make sure the position inter-lock switches are being actuated (weren't knocked askew while the battery was changed). The rollers must located within their tracks correctly, in order to close the switches properly.
Also read this post:
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...m-fix-fyi.html
Lastly, North American cars have 2 ports for reading codes. The OBCII port is under the drivers side dash and only deals with emissions. The STAR port in located in the rear of engine compartment (passenger side) and has many more capabilities (e.g. for diagnostics, resets).
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The document below will show you more more information regarding the roof's switches, functions and locations.
Last edited by Serndipity; Feb 25, 2013 at 07:14 PM.
but there seems to be a gear box issue the car is thumping when put into drive and also the trip tronic isnt working is this a case of getting the oil changed and reprogrammed
cheers graeme
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A picture and location of the switch is shown on page 7 in the WIS document in post #10 above.
You'll have to remove some of the compartment cover carpeting in that area to see it.
If your having an issue with the operation of your roof and suspect that the switch is not working properly, I can tell you how to verify that it's functioning properly.
Thanks. I will be checking the electrical operation of all the switches related to the top system via the N52 connector so hopefully that will give me a better clue as to which might not be working properly.



