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Old 01-14-2003, 03:59 PM
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Oh Oh, BAS, ESP, Anti-Lock Warning!!!

So I'm driven along and merging on the highway and decide to floor the car. Then, oh oh, I get 3 codes: ESP, BAS, and Anti-Lock. What is that about? Any ideas? I searched this forum and came across a thread to turn the wheel lock-to-lock several times to try and get rid of the codes. I did that, but they are still there. Anybody know anything about the codes and its cause? Thanks ahead of time for any response.
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I had the same problem couple months ago. Good luck.

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Old 01-15-2003, 02:06 PM
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Dealer sd the brake switch behind the brake pedal malfunctioned. The brake switch is used by the car's ECU for a variety of functions, including the ESP, BAS, and antilock. That is why when the brake switch failed all of those warnings came on.
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had same problem , dlr told me same thing as u,
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With the 210 E-Class, 99% of the time the cause for the ESP warning light is a faulty stop-lamp switch. It's almost a certainty.
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Below it or not, my dealer is interested in finding a way to decrease the sensitivity of the ESP. In other words, when you turn off the ESP, that it is actually 100% off or at least reduce the ESP intereference to as minimal as possible. Do you know if that is possible?
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I don't know if it's possible for the dealer to do that. I've never heard of it being done, and I can't recall ever seeing that option in the computer.
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Oh well.

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