E200 wont switch off and horn keeps coming on... think I have a short
04-25-2015 | 03:36 PM
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E200 wont switch off and horn keeps coming on... think I have a short
Hi everyone....
I have a E200 automatic petrol, 2007. The horn started to come on yesterday and today the engine wont switch off.... have the key in my hand and the car is running away outside!!
Looking for some guidance please before I bring to the garage. I'm a trained industrial electrician as well as an mechanical engineer, so would like to take a stab at it before I pay a professional. Used to electrical shorts in industrial equipment but without drawings etc its very difficult.
Cheers,
Aaron.
I have a E200 automatic petrol, 2007. The horn started to come on yesterday and today the engine wont switch off.... have the key in my hand and the car is running away outside!!
Looking for some guidance please before I bring to the garage. I'm a trained industrial electrician as well as an mechanical engineer, so would like to take a stab at it before I pay a professional. Used to electrical shorts in industrial equipment but without drawings etc its very difficult.
Cheers,
Aaron.
04-27-2015 | 04:16 PM
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Hi everyone....
I have a E200 automatic petrol, 2007. The horn started to come on yesterday and today the engine wont switch off.... have the key in my hand and the car is running away outside!!
Looking for some guidance please before I bring to the garage. I'm a trained industrial electrician as well as an mechanical engineer, so would like to take a stab at it before I pay a professional. Used to electrical shorts in industrial equipment but without drawings etc its very difficult.
Cheers,
Aaron.
I have a E200 automatic petrol, 2007. The horn started to come on yesterday and today the engine wont switch off.... have the key in my hand and the car is running away outside!!
Looking for some guidance please before I bring to the garage. I'm a trained industrial electrician as well as an mechanical engineer, so would like to take a stab at it before I pay a professional. Used to electrical shorts in industrial equipment but without drawings etc its very difficult.
Cheers,
Aaron.
