mercedes ml 270cdi blown fuse battery TERMINAL
HELP PLEASE
I have some sort of battery short as when turn on ignition instrument cluster lights up then dims then a click but no crank and then cluster lights go off bar very dim srs light
Have checked battery and is now at 11.9 v ,cleaned connectors but nothing works
Read somewhere about checking ground to chassis but dont know how to do this
battery disconnected and showing 9.9v via multimeter
Have cleaned battery connectors and grou nd but still no charge through terminals when connected
Have no idea what to do!!
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Now only have problem of no gear changes to resolve
EGS52[GEARBOX] AT code when had another diagnostic,previously different system gave p1856
Guy said only merc could deal with this as was to do with gear shift module and would need replacement
0n another thread you felt that there were other reasons to do with oil in the seperator/connector and if if not then new ecu conductor plate to be fitted
Why if this is the case does each diagnostic keep bringing up new gear shift module required if you feel there is a more likley and tangible solution
Yours in total ignorance
Exactly what is the problem with the gearshift selector or the transmission?
Can the shifter be moved to any position without a problem?
Was there anything spilled on the shifter or did you leave the sunroof open and rain came in?
With the key on, check both sides of fuse #16 and see that there is 12v.
Last edited by Maj. Dundee; Oct 29, 2013 at 08:29 AM.
Nothing has been spilt and there has been no water ingress
Fuse 16 seems to be fine
Cheers
Nothing has been spilt and there has been no water ingress
Fuse 16 seems to be fine
Cheers
Sorry, but I don't understand any of this. Please explain each one separately.
Last edited by art_arev; Oct 29, 2013 at 02:58 PM.
1.After starting gear will go from park to drive ok and from drive to neutral ok but sticks when trying to put in reverse .Either have to jiggle with brake or turn ignition off to get into reverse.
2.When driving car does not move out of gear just stays in what presume is 2nd gear so will only go up to 45mph with very high revs
3..I assume rightly or wrongley that car is in limp mode
4.BAS/esp ets abs lights are on
5 One of the injectors is leaking ie chuffing
6 Neither of the diagnostics i had done even turned over engine just used computor and said new gear module required go to main dealer
Dont know if this any clearer
I just checked and it should be 11:07 AM where you are. Are you at work right now or are you home? I ask this because I don't want to sit by the computer if you won't be there.
1. eng. off ,turn the key to pos. #2, step on the regular brake pedal. Do the brake lights come on?
2. eng. off ,turn the key to pos. #2, shift it into REVERSE, do the brake lights come on and do the reverse light come on?
3. perform steps 1&2 with the eng. running. What are the results?
4. is depressing the parking brake while the eng. is running or does the eng. have to be shut off?
5. how did you come to trying the parking brake to get it to shift into reverse? I'm interested.
brake lights all work for all scenarios
shifter also works with park brake on whether engine on or off
It was pure accident about parking brake just desperation to try anything
Am staying online
Sorry about b4 now got home computor issues!!
Before anything, let's try to resolve the BAS light.
Start the engine and turn the steering wheel all the way to one side and then the other. See if the BAS light goes out.
I have looked at the diagrams for both the parking brake and the shifter mechanism and on the surface they do not have anything in common. But anything is possible.
Remove the kick panel that covers the parking brake and disconnect the single wire connector and then try depressing it and see if you can shift or not.
Then with a DVOM test for continuity between body ground and the prong that the connector was on. You should show GROUND.
Then test the end of the wire of the removed connector for both voltage and ground.
Then reattach the connector and test the wire for voltage and ground.


