Always-On power plug
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2015 E400
Always-On power plug
Search previous threads & read that on older generation E series, we can switch fuse # 53 & 54 to their second position in the fuse box in the engine to change all 3 power plugs from temp on to always on, even after engines is off for a while.
Does anyone know the exact which fuse box (the one in engine or one in trunk) & which fuse # to switch to have always on plugs in our 2015 E400?
Thanks,
Does anyone know the exact which fuse box (the one in engine or one in trunk) & which fuse # to switch to have always on plugs in our 2015 E400?
Thanks,
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Search previous threads & read that on older generation E series, we can switch fuse # 53 & 54 to their second position in the fuse box in the engine to change all 3 power plugs from temp on to always on, even after engines is off for a while.
Does anyone know the exact which fuse box (the one in engine or one in trunk) & which fuse # to switch to have always on plugs in our 2015 E400?
Thanks,
Does anyone know the exact which fuse box (the one in engine or one in trunk) & which fuse # to switch to have always on plugs in our 2015 E400?
Thanks,
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...les-chart.html
http://www.autogenius.info/mercedes-...e-box-diagram/
Ask konigstiger, I am sure he may know.
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2015 E400
Thanks for the links, but the first 2 applies to 2004 & 2005 models, & I already have printed out the last one's diagrams, but it doesn't apply to my 2015 E400 or a quick instructions to move fuse #xx from position 1 to position 2, etc...
& looking down the long list, is it called "cigar lighter" or "plug" or "socket", etc...
& looking down the long list, is it called "cigar lighter" or "plug" or "socket", etc...
