car is completely dead? any ideas
11-28-2018, 12:02 AM
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2003 e320
car is completely dead? any ideas
drove my 2003 e320 yesterday, tried to start it today and it is dead. no response from key fob to open doors or trunk. no response in ignition. no lights...nothing....any ideas?
11-28-2018, 03:31 AM
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Your on wrong forum,this forum is for W211 AMG cars,You need to charge/replace the battery,did you leave anything on in the car that drained the battery?
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11-28-2018, 09:39 AM
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Also depending how old your battery is, it simply might not be able to hold a charge anymore. So spend the money and replace it.
The original battery in my 07 E63 was 11 years old, and started showing signs of not starting. I had the battery tested, and it failed miserably.
That day, I went to Mercedes of Alexandria and purchased a new one, one of the service managers allowed me to use his employee discount.
Total cost was $222, with the core. Without the core, would have been $35 more.
The original battery in my 07 E63 was 11 years old, and started showing signs of not starting. I had the battery tested, and it failed miserably.
That day, I went to Mercedes of Alexandria and purchased a new one, one of the service managers allowed me to use his employee discount.
Total cost was $222, with the core. Without the core, would have been $35 more.
11-28-2018, 07:45 PM
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Also depending how old your battery is, it simply might not be able to hold a charge anymore. So spend the money and replace it.
The original battery in my 07 E63 was 11 years old, and started showing signs of not starting. I had the battery tested, and it failed miserably.
That day, I went to Mercedes of Alexandria and purchased a new one, one of the service managers allowed me to use his employee discount.
Total cost was $222, with the core. Without the core, would have been $35 more.
The original battery in my 07 E63 was 11 years old, and started showing signs of not starting. I had the battery tested, and it failed miserably.
That day, I went to Mercedes of Alexandria and purchased a new one, one of the service managers allowed me to use his employee discount.
Total cost was $222, with the core. Without the core, would have been $35 more.
11-28-2018, 08:13 PM
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My wife's E has 2. Anything with SBC I guess. Just remembered, I'm still running on the original front battery. I pulled the top and wetted out the plates with some fresh acid and it held a happy 14 volts overnight so I forgot about it.
