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  1. What an awesome website! It is identified as the ...3076. Thank you! Would I need to get the replacement coded whether I purchased it new or second-hand?
  2. I provided the dealer with my registration; nevertheless, I assume they can get the VIN from it. I do possess the VIN at now.
  3. Greetings, everyone. I own a 2011 C-Class Sport equipped with power-folding, heated, dimming, and puddle light door mirrors, and I have seen other similar listings on eBay with slightly varying specifications. I contacted a dealer to get a pricing for a replacement, since my current one emits a screeching sound when folded and rattles when the door is closed. The number he provided is A2048103076, however I have seen others that conclude with 876 and are very similar. I am uncertain if I recorded the number accurately. Can someone verify if I sent the registration number via private message? Salutations!
  4. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204251701134?_skw=e2+hn+cetane+diesel+additive&itmmeta=01K44NCX22ST8017VBTRHAH4P5&hash=item2f8e599f8e:g:q8AAAOSwszBm3uo4&itmprp=enc:AQAKAAABAFkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1dlto/N3mp9/7aphqiskdJ9Z5RbDia/FcQsG4rJXtNMYjFNeLos62Omkzvb/WOPmokBnLG17uQXxTU8bgqdDqYnEmDVsrmFsexmaV/GEmWTKbMp5fro6CipPDikDOSNL5EnKiP3btQ40OWS45Fo7c3oYxrTEYE+NjKYxvtMIhs25v5efHAFpVlsjnQSzQo/EWQ9vwO0YDk38d0TgSkunaK99wDf88kypHjO8zj8TnlhcIJZg4tk4IdAdVV0TF2YDRtYmDrEiLHHzW+Wpas6/17k35HjSjVwbX2/PTcgXfJmjgFQwjhqUL/ND8TPd9WOLcs=|tkp:BFBMlNGzlaFm&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338181125&toolid=10001&customid=2518X1570512X2261d0981cc15d30c77f4957396c57e0&subId2=15
  5. Numerous diesel users use additives including Cetane, which enhances the performance of inexpensive diesel, enabling it to combust more efficiently and at higher temperatures.
  6. Concurred. I use them often; the most of my 212 components have been sourced from them, including my newest disks. Note that their components are often less expensive on their eBay store than on their official website
  7. On two occasions, I had a Check Engine Light (CEL) under 1000 miles; one instance was due to a faulty oxygen sensor (2016 L494), and the second was attributed to a defective engine thermometer (2022 G63). I hope yours is as mild and easily resolvable, notwithstanding the two-hour travel.
  8. What is the voltage when the engine is operational?
  9. It is a handheld tester. Regrettably, I possess sufficient age to recall just what it entails. Currently, it operates as a simulation inside DAS as necessary.
  10. It is uncertain whether this is discernible, but 1650 serves as an ambiguous reference. Alternative numerical values specify it precisely.
  11. If the malfunction occurs just while the roof is retracted, it may be prudent to verify that it is not exerting pressure on the luggage cover and interfering with that switch. I have repaired several roofs throughout the years. They are really intricate. I own a worksheet that is beneficial; nonetheless, the extension code is required. The B1650 is imprecise and lacks directional guidance. The main problem with them is a sensor or switch on the left-hand bow ram that bends in the centre. Additional prevalent issues include the bow lock on the back deck, which may have leaks or malfunctioning switches. The deck lock situated between the rear headrests exists in two variations: one equipped with a switch and the other without. However, they often do not malfunction. The wiring next to the right-hand deck hinge is susceptible to fracturing at the points of vertical movement. Infrequent, however seen sometimes. The ECU may malfunction, often indicating the same issue with a switch even when all wiring and the switch have been thoroughly inspected and found to be flawless. This is mostly attributed to jump-starting or the disconnection/reconnection of the battery. It seems that this may cause surges in the ageing capacitors within. This was prevalent in earlier A124 and R129 models in the past. A208s seem to exhibit the same behaviour today as well. Components for these vehicles are becoming difficult to locate. Numerous components are now obsolete from Mercedes, and used parts are exorbitantly priced.
  12. I need the extension code, specifically the two numbers after B1650, to assist you with this matter.
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