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12-31-2015, 01:22 AM
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OBD 1-2? Locations of ALDL
Hey all, looking for ALDL port(s) in my 1994 500S 2DR.
The vehicle has lodged a code, and the check engine light has been lit since. I am hoping my OBD2 reader will pull and clear code, but after searching under every combination of code, reader, port, plug, ALDL, OBD 1 and 2, I have found nothing germain to year and model. I can fabricate any required harness but want to make sure I'm heading down the right path before putting on my boots, and backpack!! I'll be up a while so hit me!!!! 
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01-01-2016, 09:29 AM
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01-02-2016, 01:00 AM
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You need Car Soft or MB Star to decode, and to clear Limp Mode and other faults... Here are some links on the testers, but I suggest you get MB Star... Got My MB STAR C4 Diagnostic Tool Today! - Mercedes-Benz Forum Who has their own MB Star / DAS C3 Diagnostic kit? Need some pointers.. - Mercedes-Benz Forum Carsoft Carsoft 7.4 Multiplexer Diagnostic Tool for MB - Mercedes-Benz Forum 38 pin and carsoft 7.4 - Page 4 - Mercedes-Benz Forum Since you have a W140, the weak point that can destroy the engine in under a minute is the heater tee on the drivers side of the fire wall. The plastic tee is safely good for 70k to 80k miles, and I replace it with a Rein brand(who make the mercedes one), or an actual Mercedes one-No ebay, Euro, or used tee's. If you do not know when it was changed, change that sucker..Here are some stories to motivate you.. the evil that lurks under the hood... is really the devil himself - Mercedes-Benz Forum Hope it helps, Martin
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