Welcome New Members


First post, from the land down under.
I'm new to MB's of recent times. I have owned a 1974 W114/115 250 Compact 2.8ltr. in the past. That was a rock solid, good performer, but thirsty due to its twin two barrel (similar to Holley Double Pumpers) Zeniths or Solex (cant remember). I do have 2010 C250 sedan in the garage at present, but I'm looking to buy a C207 E Class Coupe, in the near future to add to my collection.
I am interested learn which of the engine/year model combinations to look out for, and of course which to avoid. Also which are the desirable Options to have, such as Distronic etc. Don't see to be many with that Distronic in Oz. I'll be scouring these pages for the good oil and looking forward to the chat!
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I bought a 2005 CL55 AMG a few days ago, and have been enjoying driving and repairing it... So far I've disassembled the PSE down to the solenoids, cleaned everything, and reassembled, restoring all vacuum functions (which are still sluggish, but that should be resolved with a replacement rotor). Rear license plate surrounding trim was loose in one area so I removed and repaired 3 or 4 of 8 mounting points with e6000 and JB weld, resulting in a flush panel once more. Next item will likely be replacing the transmission 13 pin connector, since it appears to be leaking.
Overall, this has been a fun vehicle to own so far!
All the best,
-Mason
First time MB owner in South Central TX. Loving the comfort and luxury of the E class. Sleek as a silver bullet and still runs like a dream. Looking forward to the drive ahead, and pretty sure I’ll only shop MB from now on.
Cheers!
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The Best of Mercedes & AMG
my new baby
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Thanks for the intro and the pic
My name is Rafa, I'm from Spain Last year I bought a Mercedes E-Class S212
Now I'm trying to update/upgrade the original Audio20 to an APS NTG4. Looking for information I found this interesting forum. And I think that here is a good place to learn about my loved car
Thanks.
Drive 1997 mercedes E60 AMG Limited Edition imported from Japan and 1986 mercedes 500SEL have this car in the family since new.
My e60 1997 limited edition
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thanks,
thanks,
cheers.
Looking forward to getting to know you all. Always a pleasure to hear from other enthusiasts, especially ones with automotive knowledge. I do a fair amount of DIY on my Bimmers and expect to on the GL as well. Nice to have a place to go with questions.
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I've owned my Benz now for over two years. I've loved every minute of it. I upgraded from my high school wheels (04 Jeep TJ) to the GLK after my cousin had purchased one and loved the SUV. I've been aware of this forum for sometime, browsed for some repair suggestions and such. I figured it was time to join up. Hope to connect with some of you in the near future.
Take it easy, be safe.
- Jason
I have acquired a 2000 Mercedes C280 with a boatload of electrical issues. At first it was the engine compartment CAN network which seems to have been resolved by unplugging and plugging in modules. Now all that remains are these DTC codes.
ESP-Electronic stability program
C1504-009 - The system is deactivated. Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) has not been initialized. MIL ON&Stored&Current (I believe I can fix this by turning the steering wheel lock to lock)
DCM3-Door control module rear driver side
B1010 - The supply voltage of the control module is too low. Stored&Current
B1155 - Switch 'S21/3 (Left rear power window switch)' or switch S21/4 (Right rear power window switch) is operated for over 25s. Short circuit to ground Stored&Current
ESM-Electronic selector module
P1817-2 - Component 'Reversing lamp' has a short circuit to battery. Stored&Current
I hope that by my fellowship with the brightest minds in the Mercedes community I will learn how to get this car in top shape and add to my Mercedes diagnostic skills.
Again please forgive me if I am in the wrong area as I could not be certain I was doing this correctly
Regards



