Transmission sticking in 1st.
I checked the boards and found someone suggesting the transmission re-set by turning the FAB to on, pushing the accelerator for 5 seconds then turning the FAB off and ever since the car has shifted normally.
Any thoughts on why this happened and if it is now corrected? Or should I take it to have the codes read? Thanks.
If you have not had your transmission fluid changed before, you should at about 39K miles and thereafter. There may or may not be codes to be read at that time.
I took mine to a dealer but an indy shop should be able to do it also.
Turning the car off then on rest it for long enough that I could drive home, check engine light came on part of the way home. Barely made it into my driveway and had to have the car towed to dealer.
Side note, if you've spent more than $100 on service at a dealer in the past 12 months you have free roadside assistance from MB which means free towing to dealer even if you're out of warranty.
http://www.mercedesroadside.com/road...-do-i-get-help
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Honestly, I wouldn't trust the reset and would not go on a 500 mile drive. Mine would run fine for days/weeks and act up again, until it almost left me on the side of the road. So if the garage tells you there are no codes please don't take that as good news.
Not trying to scare you but there is a reason the transmission was stuck in gear. And the conducter plate (if that's the issue) will be cheaper to replace/fix than the if the transmission gets damaged.
Good luck and keep us updated.
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