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GLK 350 (2010)
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Hello. My name is Stephane and am new to this forum.
I bought a 2010 GLK350 about five years ago and just love this car. It is an absolute beast especially for our Canadian winters.
Lately though, I have been runninig into some issues namely, ABS, cruise control codes and such. My research so far online seems to be pointing to a faulty wheel speed sensor which I would gladly change.
But to find the faulty sensor it would be best to get an OBDII diagnostc tool. That in itself is a challenge as I don't want to buy the wrong one nor spend too much on one ($150.00) or less would be great.
Any recomendations?
Stephane.
I bought a 2010 GLK350 about five years ago and just love this car. It is an absolute beast especially for our Canadian winters.
Lately though, I have been runninig into some issues namely, ABS, cruise control codes and such. My research so far online seems to be pointing to a faulty wheel speed sensor which I would gladly change.
But to find the faulty sensor it would be best to get an OBDII diagnostc tool. That in itself is a challenge as I don't want to buy the wrong one nor spend too much on one ($150.00) or less would be great.
Any recomendations?
Stephane.
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From: Lac Ste. Marie, Quebec
2006 Alfa Romeo Brera, 2010 GLK350, 2018 BMW 640i GT, 1997 Subaru SVX, 2012 Moto Guzzi Norge GT8V
Welcome Stephane.
Are you in Quebec also?
I have this code reader: It works very well. It identified which speed sensor I needed on my Nissan. I've used it to read codes on my Mercedes, BMW and Subaru also.
Are you in Quebec also?
I have this code reader: It works very well. It identified which speed sensor I needed on my Nissan. I've used it to read codes on my Mercedes, BMW and Subaru also.
