Problem with rear lamp and lumbar pump
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Problem with rear lamp and lumbar pump
Hello everyone
I have tested my Mercedes Star Diagnosis and I have the following problems. Maybe you have any suggestions, advice where to look for a solution?
SAM-FOND
9030 Element E3e6 (left side marker light) damaged or the cable from the component has a short circuit or break (the parking light bar above is not illuminated).
The rear SAM has been checked and is in working.
9081 Element M25/1 (lumbar cushion adjustment pump) is damaged or the wire to the component is break.
Thanks for the suggestions
I have tested my Mercedes Star Diagnosis and I have the following problems. Maybe you have any suggestions, advice where to look for a solution?
SAM-FOND
9030 Element E3e6 (left side marker light) damaged or the cable from the component has a short circuit or break (the parking light bar above is not illuminated).
The rear SAM has been checked and is in working.
9081 Element M25/1 (lumbar cushion adjustment pump) is damaged or the wire to the component is break.
Thanks for the suggestions
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Hello everyone
I have tested my Mercedes Star Diagnosis and I have the following problems. Maybe you have any suggestions, advice where to look for a solution?
SAM-FOND
9030 Element E3e6 (left side marker light) damaged or the cable from the component has a short circuit or break (the parking light bar above is not illuminated).
The rear SAM has been checked and is in working.
9081 Element M25/1 (lumbar cushion adjustment pump) is damaged or the wire to the component is break.
Thanks for the suggestions
I have tested my Mercedes Star Diagnosis and I have the following problems. Maybe you have any suggestions, advice where to look for a solution?
SAM-FOND
9030 Element E3e6 (left side marker light) damaged or the cable from the component has a short circuit or break (the parking light bar above is not illuminated).
The rear SAM has been checked and is in working.
9081 Element M25/1 (lumbar cushion adjustment pump) is damaged or the wire to the component is break.
Thanks for the suggestions
From there it gets a lot more complicated so hopefully it’s just that something has caught on the leads and tugged them a bit.
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