2004 E500 Wagon "Visit Workshop" message
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2004 E500 Wagon "Visit Workshop" message
Good Morning everyone. I'm a new member. I am looking to diagnose a problem on the above wagon. I am new to Mercedes problems but have quite a bit of Audi experience and am very mechanically inclined. The car has 116,000 miles and the message appeared last night. It just says visit workshop and has a picture of a boxy little car with an arrow pointing up in it. The car is a 4Matic with Sport package, if that matters. Anyone have any idea what this means? Should I read the codes with my code reader? If so, where is the OBDII connector? The car is new to me. Thanks for your help! Dave
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Sounds like an Airmatic issue. Why not check from your user manual the exact explanation for the malfunction message.
The OBDII port is next to the hood release handle. I wish you luck with reading Airmatic codes with some generic code reader.
The OBDII port is next to the hood release handle. I wish you luck with reading Airmatic codes with some generic code reader.
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May be a malfunctioning acceleration sensor to front right, left, or rear right identifiable by stored fault code retrieved with SDS. Part 0045423518 (parts.com $126.60) replaces original 0025426918 for all locations if replaced confirm current part is installed.
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Thanks! I am waiting to see it again. I think the code may have been for the time synchronization, it was set to on, but I don't yet have a Nav DVD. I set it to manual and the code went away..
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