Airmatic problem:
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Airmatic problem:
I have Airmatic issue with 2002 S500. I believe I need replace fuse but I don't know where the fuse is located in order to check it. Could anyone tell me where it is? In addition, does anyone have a diagram of location of all fuses?
I'm looking to replace replay as well/ need location of that too?
Thanks in advance for any help?
I'm looking to replace replay as well/ need location of that too?
Thanks in advance for any help?
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2005 S500 4-Matic, 1978 450SL
Welcome to the forum, tra20032. You will frequently find answers more quickly if you search the forum before posing a question.
The answers are in a "sticky" on the W220 forum on MBWorld, but I'm going to refer you to the more complete document elsewhere. See the sticky titled "W220 S-Class Encyclopedia" in the stickies at http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220-s-class/ - you will find two sections that deal with your question. One discusses Airmatic problems and fixes, at length. Another provides fuse diagrams (and also the location of the Airmatic Relay in position "O"). Thus, you can get your answers, and we don't have to type them out for the 500th time.
I refer you to a different location because folks here would not respect my request that the similar thread on MBWorld be left without questions interrupting the thread, so that it could stand as a coherent and easy-to-use research tool. Therefore, I no longer update it. In addition, MBWorld only allows edits to threads to be made for about 24 hours, which makes updating individual posts very difficult.
The answers are in a "sticky" on the W220 forum on MBWorld, but I'm going to refer you to the more complete document elsewhere. See the sticky titled "W220 S-Class Encyclopedia" in the stickies at http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220-s-class/ - you will find two sections that deal with your question. One discusses Airmatic problems and fixes, at length. Another provides fuse diagrams (and also the location of the Airmatic Relay in position "O"). Thus, you can get your answers, and we don't have to type them out for the 500th time.
I refer you to a different location because folks here would not respect my request that the similar thread on MBWorld be left without questions interrupting the thread, so that it could stand as a coherent and easy-to-use research tool. Therefore, I no longer update it. In addition, MBWorld only allows edits to threads to be made for about 24 hours, which makes updating individual posts very difficult.
Last edited by Skylaw; May 9, 2011 at 07:47 PM.
