Just returned from the mechanic. He pulled the codes, then cleared them. He was getting ready to drive the car and see if any returned when he discovered there was no CE light. He pulled the dash and there is NO bulb socket or connector. We found a reference in the manual that some models (not California) do NOT have a CE light. This car origianally sold in Florida. Can anyone verify that some do NOT have CE's?
And of course, how do you know you have a problem, by the smoke billowing out under the hood?

Apparently this car has an Engine Control Module located back of the battery. The manual states: " Data exchange occurs between the engine control module (N3/4), the electronic accelerator module (N4/1) or Cruise Control/ISC module (N4/3) and the diagnostic module N59) in CALIFORNIA version vehicles."
My question is: What occurs on NON- California cars?

Do I need to go to the MB training school?

Anziani