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I wonder if somebody could help me my 2016 e class e220d automatic Electronic parking brake (Hold)not working also dash showing Parking Brake see owners manual and yellow parking light on dash.This has occurred after I have changed front brake disk and pads.What could this issue be and what do I need to do.Thank you for your kind help Edit This is the sign on dashboard
OP, your issue sounds similar to someone with a W205 has experienced: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...e-warning.html
In short, it could be that the parking brake didn't retract fully and the parking brake button was not depressed fully.
Another thing is your door might not be closed firmly.
For details, please take a look at the thread.
OP, if the thread doesn't provide the answers you need then continue asking. I also suggest posting in the W213 forum as yours is a W213, hopefully someone will come across your thread and answer your questions. https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w213-208/
2016 E350 4Matic wagon, 2019 Ford Expedition, 2019 Chevy Bolt EV
fwiw, I get occasional parking brake warnings upon starting the car when its cold, and putting it in D, but its just the warning that the brake is set, grabbing the release handle clears it even tho it wasn't set. next time its in the shop, I'll have my mechanic check the adjustments
I'm pretty sure the parking brake on a 212 is mechanical, not electric, at least it sure feels like it when I set it by stomping on the pedal.... checks the parts catalog, yup, mechanical on E350...
OP, if the thread doesn't provide the answers you need then continue asking. I also suggest posting in the W213 forum as yours is a W213, hopefully someone will come across your thread and answer your questions. https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w213-208/
fwiw, I get occasional parking brake warnings upon starting the car when its cold, and putting it in D, but its just the warning that the brake is set, grabbing the release handle clears it even tho it wasn't set. next time its in the shop, I'll have my mechanic check the adjustments
I'm pretty sure the parking brake on a 212 is mechanical, not electric, at least it sure feels like it when I set it by stomping on the pedal.... checks the parts catalog, yup, mechanical on E350...
Though mine is a 2014 W212, it used to have a problem with the parking brake (which I always use) not releasing completely. It had a soft return, and the warning light stayed lit. Mentioned to the SA during a service visit (@20K), the first time they probably lubricated it, but the 2nd time I mentioned they just replaced the mechanism under warranty ( #10 in the diagram). It is about 70K and still working. I guess a reject from QA
OP, if the thread doesn't provide the answers you need then continue asking. I also suggest posting in the W213 forum as yours is a W213, hopefully someone will come across your thread and answer your questions. https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w213-208/
I hate electric operated parking brake.
Does MB one can increase force as per push/click value on the foot lever ( like our conventional parking brake )....or it is an OPEN/LOCK kind of dumb-azz brake action ?
I apologize for bringing up this old thread. I had a similar issue with my car, and it turns out that I got my wire harness damaged. I visually checked the wiring harness then I found out that the wires were cut. I did a lot of searches on this issue and came on in depth article which may be worth reading, search for "Mercedes Benz parking brake see owner’s manual on YOUCANIC" and you will see an article that goes over common causes and possible fixes, you can read about it yourself. I hope this information can assist someone else with a similar issue.
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