Rear view Mirror/SOS switch/rain sensor location
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Lifted G500, GT-S, track Cooper S
Rear view Mirror/SOS switch/rain sensor location
Anyone know how/where the rearview mirror/SOS button/lane keep camera/rain sensor section is fused? They are no longer working (buttons don't light up, I get the SOS not operative, automatic headlights disabled message) and I am thinking it may be a fuse issue-I've checked all the ones I can find and checked the fuse diagram but haven't found any popped, so short of that unsure what may be causing it but it's clearly power related. Car is a 2018 GLS63. Thanks!
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OK F111 should be in the Passenger footwell box, that is the OCP fuse. F125 in the same box should be Telematics (SOS) and F130 Interior Lighting/Sensors
If F111 is indeed blown and blows again in fairly short order, it is likely your Rain/Light Sensor has an internal short. Diagnostics, if it fails again, unplug the rain sensor and replace the fuse again. If everything else is fine (SOS/overhead lights) then you know you have a short in the Rain Sensor.
If F111 is indeed blown and blows again in fairly short order, it is likely your Rain/Light Sensor has an internal short. Diagnostics, if it fails again, unplug the rain sensor and replace the fuse again. If everything else is fine (SOS/overhead lights) then you know you have a short in the Rain Sensor.
Last edited by thtguy; May 12, 2026 at 10:29 AM.
Thread Starter
Member
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 140
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From: Houston, TX
Lifted G500, GT-S, track Cooper S
OK F111 should be in the Passenger footwell box, that is the OCP fuse. F125 in the same box should be Telematics (SOS) and F130 Interior Lighting/Sensors
If F111 is indeed blown and blows again in fairly short order, it is likely your Rain/Light Sensor has an internal short. Diagnostics, if it fails again, unplug the rain sensor and replace the fuse again. If everything else is fine (SOS/overhead lights) then you know you have a short in the Rain Sensor.
If F111 is indeed blown and blows again in fairly short order, it is likely your Rain/Light Sensor has an internal short. Diagnostics, if it fails again, unplug the rain sensor and replace the fuse again. If everything else is fine (SOS/overhead lights) then you know you have a short in the Rain Sensor.
