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shoe 02-11-2007 10:34 AM

97 E300 Keyless Entry works sometime
 
ON my wifes 97 the keyless enrty works intermitently anyone have any diagnostic advise?

mdisav 02-11-2007 10:37 AM

Is there a battery in the controller. I have a 96 that it never works. I never checked for a battery though. Maybe I will.

vahe 02-11-2007 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by shoe (Post 1416420)
ON my wifes 97 the keyless enrty works intermitently anyone have any diagnostic advise?

On our 97 E320 the door opener battery died, we called MB roadside for help to open doors. If this happens to you the doors can be opened by inserting the key in the trunk lock, turn it and all doors open.
Do not forget to change the little battery.

shoe 02-11-2007 11:12 AM

I thought about that but it does that same thing on both her key and mine I will probably chnge both anyway though.

DieselAddict 02-11-2007 11:58 AM

You don't have to insert your key in the trunk lock to open the doors in case your remote dies. You can insert it directly into one of the doors and unlock it as if there was no remote. Keep in mind that these are infrared remotes which means that a direct line of sight must be present between the remote and the receiver on the rear-view mirror for the remote to work. There is a battery in these remotes which does need to be changed every now and then.

BioPOWER 02-11-2007 12:04 PM

There are two button cells inside the remote (I'm assuming the '97 has the infrared-style key which doens't require the key blade to start).

Just take the blade completely out of the fob, and use it to pry up the little tab inside where the blade goes. The tab is right under the button used to remove the blade. It should pull up the back of the remote, including the panic button. I've found the remote eats up batteries; it works pretty well with new ones but soon requires me to be with about 10 feet of the car.

shoe 02-16-2007 08:28 AM

Thanks for the tips guys the batteries seem to have worked mmy wife is happy so I am happy:cool:


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