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ibis 05-14-2005 12:48 AM

slk230 wont start
 
I was jump starting my car, and accidently connected the jumper cables backwards to the car. Now the car woun't start it cranks over, but as soon as it starts it dies.

ozzy 05-14-2005 01:43 AM

Start by checking all fuses and pray that you haven't blown a control module..... :(

dkveuro 05-14-2005 02:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ibis
I was jump starting my car, and accidently connected the jumper cables backwards to the car. Now the car woun't start it cranks over, but as soon as it starts it dies.

Guaranteed ECU blown. Most prolly the top control ECU too. :mad:

You can get them checked out/repaired at Beckmann Technologies. :)
If you call them on Monday...talk to Robert and tell him what you did...take his advice.

http://www.beckmanntechnologies.com/index.html


Now your going to have to repair it, why not go the whole way and do some thing like this......click on the SLK..... :computer:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://gschwarz.de/pictures/slk230acht.jpg&imgrefurl=http://gschwarz.de/cartoons.htm&h=461&w=680&sz=84&tbnid=nbYV-wiBkqMJ:&tbnh=92&tbnw=136&hl=en&start=8&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dslk%2B230%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DN

This is vehicle does not exist...look at the wheel shadows...... :computer:

ibis 05-15-2005 10:12 PM

slk wont start
 
Ok checked th fuses they all are good. Next question is where is the top ecu
conrol so I can remove it to send out to get fixed.

dkveuro 05-15-2005 11:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ibis
Ok checked th fuses they all are good. Next question is where is the top ecu
conrol so I can remove it to send out to get fixed.


Usually in the trunk above the battery.
...or ask Beckmann.

Melcher 05-16-2005 02:37 AM

"Guaranteed ECU blown. Most prolly the top control ECU too" ????

"Usually in the trunk above the battery" ?????

what the truck are you talking about??

ozzy 05-16-2005 04:43 AM

The engine control unit is located in the relay/ fuse box next to the battery.

carson356 05-16-2005 04:52 AM

battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dkveuro
Usually in the trunk above the battery.
...or ask Beckmann.

the battery is under the hood, not in the trunk

dkveuro 05-16-2005 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carson356
the battery is under the hood, not in the trunk

Sorry.. :o .the last SLK I worked on, battery was in trunk next to right wheel well in a battery well...my customer had shorted the + to the body and fritzed the 'top controller'......and top control module was against the 'B' pillar, right side, above the battery.

We are talking about a Mercedes , yes ? :confused:

Melcher 05-16-2005 11:14 AM

OK disregard all of that crap -

The "Top controller" is called a PSE module. You're confusing us.

Hey Ibis, check your crash relay, they're famous for going bad anyway on the SLK's. And I don't think the M.E. or ECU is connector direct to the battery anyway, so don't wory about it yet, check that relay first, and you very well may need to start with a new batery now.

dkveuro 05-16-2005 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Melcher
OK disregard all of that crap -................
.........The "Top controller" is called a PSE module. You're confusing us.
.

:ban:


.........Well ! Excuuuuuse me ! Sorry I don't fit your perception of what the world should be.... :rolleyes:


We are often posting to people who are not tech's or knowledgeable about the finer points of auto maintenance......and do not know what ...BFFS...AFFS ....ESP and P0562 etc, means....

When someone offers help to you, I hope you are a little more gracious.
Your off hand abrasive attitude is not what we have tried to cultivate here...
Trashing 'anyone' who offers assistance is considered arrogant and discourteous.

If you have input that is more accurate, offer it. Your 'attitude' is duly noted.


Let's hope it changes. :)

Melcher 05-16-2005 12:44 PM

Sorry, didn't realize you're so sensative.

But honestly, a lot of people coming here would see your name with "senior member" below it and think that automatically means you know what you're talking about.

And then for you to say "GUARANTEED", that's just not right. Someone actaully might be naive enough to go right out and buy one. Or go to a parts supplier and ask, "can I get a new top controller for my SLK".

Did you read the persons response? He was actually going to remove the PSE and send it out to be fixed. How much money and time would that have cost him?

Melcher 05-16-2005 01:25 PM

BACK ON SUBJECT.

Hey Ibis, under the hood there is a black plastic cover right in front of the pass. seat. unscrew the phillips screws and remove the cover (don't worry about the circular cover with 13mm nut) check the fuses in there.
That is where your ECU is.

dkveuro 05-16-2005 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Melcher
Sorry, didn't realize you're so sensative.

..................
Did you read the persons response? He was actually going to remove the PSE and send it out to be fixed. How much money and time would that have cost him?

Is this your attempt at an apology?

If YOU read MY reply, you will notice this :You can get them checked out/repaired at Beckmann Technologies.
If you call them on Monday...talk to Robert and tell him what you did...take his advice


Robert does not usually charge for ECU's that are undamaged...His only outlay most like would be his time and mailing...this would be helpful too, as Robert would tell him if the ECU's where serviceable....or did that escape your notice ?

It is YOU telling him to get ".....and you very well may need to start with a new batery now........" (Your spelling too !)

I am often mistaken, and admit my take was incorrect....I am not, as you suggest...."..... didn't realize you're so sensative...." (Your spelling again !)

It was a '95/6 SL that I had repaired ...for the reversed polarity...and it HAD taken out the ECU and ''Top Controller." :rolleyes2 .... along with the anti-theft unit........

You side-stepped the 'BFFS' and 'AFFS' real neatly, I noticed ! Didn't pick up on my mistake I see.... :rolleyes:

What I meant was AFSS and BFSS, though.....opps. Sorry :o



'Senior Member' has no meaning, apart from the time I have subscribed to this board. :computer: :)



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dkveuro 05-16-2005 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Melcher
OK ...............

check your crash relay, they're famous for going bad anyway on the SLK's. And I don't think the M.E. or ECU is connector direct to the battery anyway, so don't wory about it yet, check that relay first, and you very well may need to start with a new batery now.


And another thing...being as you seem enamored with superlatives....

How do you think the ECU operates if it is not connected to the battery... :rolleyes:

If it was KOEO this would shunt the electrics....and even with KOCL it would damage other components....Or have you suspended the laws of physics in your part of the universe ? :P

My abject apologies :shame: to IBIS... the author of this thread for the hijacking....


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