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As far as the hand brake is concerned, it's very concealed with no external moving parts other than the foot pedal.
But, the release cable runs near the ignition switch and below the IFZ module, I really can't think of any way it could be causing your problem. |
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Dear Ozzy,
Here’s a million dollar question for all MB Vehicles owners as of 1995! Is it possible to replace the fitted interior rear view mirror (with the red & green lens) and bypass any infrared keys or features to operate your car? What I mean is I want to lock, unlock and start the car the classic way, going to the doorknob and insert your key. Like most Japanese cars are… I don’t even care if people ask why I am doing this! I am in a deadly trance/ phobia of looking at the red & green lights flashing! Can’t sleep, eat and work…… |
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Unfortunately theres no way of emulating coded data, especially DAS, as the code is rolling generated, so every time you start your car, stored code is sent via CAN to release engine control and then code is written over.
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This is what I would do, connect a battery charger to batt and turn onto lowest charge position, this will ensure battery doesn't go flat.
Turn the key to position two (all lights come on in cluster), and then turn back off and remove key. Do this 20 times, how many times did you get the dreaded alternating green and red flash??. If "0" you may have to try another 20 times, but first, hop out of car, close the door and lock/unlock car. Make sure you note down exactly each turn of the key and what the result was. Once you have done this, post back the results and I will tell you what to do next. |
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Someone told me that a particular vacuum may be faulty (the vacuum plays a part in the ignition of the car). This makes sense to you? |
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I would never post any advice that could be harmful to the car or its owner. I don't want you to actually crank the car, just turn the key to on position. Take your time and note down each turn of the key and the result. |
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ok then I shall do it tomorrow.
So to say, 1) if the alternate lights do not come out after the 20th try, i must keep trying then? 2)for each attempt, i need to get out of the car, lock it and unlock and retry again; so therefore 20 times of locking and unlocking and turning to position 2? |
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From 1 to 20 just remove key from ignition, before each attempt. Waiting a few seconds in between each attempt. Note down like this; 1) normal 2) normal 3) normal 4) normal 5) lights flashing 6) lights flashing 7) normal and so on. |
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Thanks for your post Ozz,
I can only do this test only on 1st March 2005 as my car is still being investigated in the workshop. I will let you know the output on evening 1st March 2005. By the way, my time is GMT +8HRS. I hope you have some conclusion based on my upcoming results. |
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Ozzzzzzzz!
Hey Ozz,
Many apologies for the delayed feedback to you. I hope your observations on my car still stands. I’ve conducted the “tests” you advised and here are the results: 1. Nothing 2. Nothing 3. Nothing 4. Nothing 5. Nothing 6. Nothing 7. Nothing 8. Nothing 9. Nothing 10. Nothing 11. Nothing 12. Nothing 13. Nothing 14. Nothing 15. Nothing 16. Nothing 17. Nothing 18. Nothing 19. Nothing 20. Nothing Went out, lock and unlock via infrared remote control. 21. Nothing 22. Nothing 23. Nothing 24. Nothing 25. Nothing 26. Nothing 27. Nothing 28. Nothing 29. Nothing 30. Nothing 31. Nothing 32. Nothing 33. Nothing 34. Nothing 35. Nothing 36. Nothing 37. Nothing 38. Nothing 39. Nothing 40. Nothing 41. Nothing So where do I go from here? Last edited by thegirlilove; 03-14-2005 at 05:17 AM. |
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Wow, this is a long thread. My 98 c280 had a similar problem. Drove me nuts. It didn't throw any codes and few people recommeded changing the crankshaft sensor. It only after happened after a very short drive. It solved the problem.
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Wow, this is a long thread. My 98 c280 had a similar problem. Drove me nuts. It didn't throw any codes and few people recommeded changing the crankshaft sensor. It only after happened after a very short drive. It solved the problem.
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