Rear passenger door lights do not illuminate
I also noticed there is a red lens at the bottom of the rear passenger doors. Are these supposed to illuminate as well or are they simply a reflector? The front passenger as well as the driver's side do illuminate through the red lens when the doors are opened, however the rear ones do not. I tried to pop off the lens to see if there are bulbs in there to no avail. They look identical to the front lenses and I'm confident that they are supposed to illuminate.
Anyone else experiencing this?
I also noticed there is a red lens at the bottom of the rear passenger doors. Are these supposed to illuminate as well or are they simply a reflector? The front passenger as well as the driver's side do illuminate through the red lens when the doors are opened, however the rear ones do not. I tried to pop off the lens to see if there are bulbs in there to no avail. They look identical to the front lenses and I'm confident that they are supposed to illuminate.
Anyone else experiencing this?
Again, on the 2012 ML, these rear lights' lenses look identical to the front doors' lenses and I have a feeling it is a simple fix with a software upgrade.
Can anyone confirm this, please?
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Enhanced cabin illumination
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http://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/vehicl...model-ML350BTC
Enhanced cabin illumination
A network of efficient LEDs and fiber optics casts a gentle glow from beneath the trim on the dashboard and door panels, both to welcome occupants into the cabin and to help make nighttime driving feel more secure. For an added touch of personality, any of three illumination color profiles (Polar, Solar and Neutral) can be selected. Additional lighting enhancements include illuminated front door sills, rear footwells and front cup holders.
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Click on the link you provided and pull down the arrow under "premium interior lighting", which is a standard feature. It shows the red light illuminated on the driver's side rear door. It's a standard feature.......
Does anyone with P1 have rear door lights that work?
Thanks.
W166 ML Bluetec, P1 package.
You said your P1 didn't have bulbs in your's? Why would MB make this an option when it was standard before and really, this basic function isn't a big deal and would be surprised if it's not a given for P1.
I guess we will see after i have MB reflash for the Door Mirror puddle lights; ro see if this fixes the rear passenger door panel lights.
You said your P1 didn't have bulbs in your's? Why would MB make this an option when it was standard before and really, this basic function isn't a big deal and would be surprised if it's not a given for P1.
I guess we will see after i have MB reflash for the Door Mirror puddle lights; ro see if this fixes the rear passenger door panel lights.
- behind the interior trim
- for double cup holder
- in the rear footwell
- in the air outlet thumbwheels
- behind the front door sill panels (ML 63 AMG: AMG front door sill panels with «AMG» lettering and white LED illumination)
- warning/courtesy lights in the rear
For 2012, code 876 is standard on all W166 in Canada.




My A4 has red door panel lights on all four doors as standard safety equipment. I know we can go all day long comparing manufacturers' standard equipment so I will stop now.
I guess this is just one area MB can save some $ since the beginning MSRP is the same as the 2011 model and they threw in some add'l standard features like the "power lift gate."
Last edited by metidogeno; Jan 23, 2012 at 01:44 PM.
My A4 has red door panel lights on all four doors as standard safety equipment. I now we can go all day long comparing manufacturers' standard equipment so I will stop now.
I guess this is just one area MB can save some $ since the beginning MSRP is the same as the 2011 model and they threw in some add'l standard features like the "power lift gate."




