SBC activation problem with Foxwell NT520




I replaced the hydraulic accumulator on my SBC unit since it was showing no pressure and throwing the standard 'Pressure Reservoir Faulty' error, C2131. I used a Foxwell NT520, fully updated, to disable SBC. This worked perfectly and there was only a tiny spray of fluid when I removed the old accumulator. The new one went on fine.
The problem I'm having is re-activating SBC. I'm following the very basic instructions that come up on the machine as best as I can, but it gets to a spot where it shows the pressures of the four brakes sitting over 60 bar. It sits there showing those pressures and gives no option to continue, just options to pause, show graphs of the pressure, and save. Pausing does nothing but pause the display changes. Graphs show graphs, and save saves the numbers and never stops. Enter does nothing, so after pressing Back, a new code shows up that SBC is disabled and I have to use a different box to clear it. C2131 still shows up, but my box shows pressure in the accumulator around 120 bar.
Am I not waiting long enough? Is this something I should go through Foxwell to handle? Am I doing something out of step? Do I have to do a brake bleed before it will re-activate correctly? I'm feeling a little lost. Is there anything I can try before taking it into my mechanic/dealership to get the brakes bled and my work checked over?




Either way, I'm happy. Now to get the headlight assembly replaced, swap out the driver's side arm rest on the door, and eventually get the passenger WSS fixed so the SRS light will stop and I can trust that the airbag will deploy.
Foxwell NT520 Mercedes Function List
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Well, I guess if I'm not ready to drop $700+ for a Star system, I'll have to put up with the quirks of a different item.
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It was doing my head in trying to figure out how to erase the error which kept popping up on my dash. Yeah thank you.
Last edited by Jason2704; Sep 3, 2020 at 09:25 AM.


