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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / April 20071999 CLK 320 - ASR/BAS Lights
99 CLK 320. Switch on and ASR/BAS light is lit and car won't start. If you cycle the ignition and try to start it quickly it will start and then die straight away, if you wait until the dash lights are illuminted then it won't fire at all. This has happened on two previous occasions and both times switching off then on resolved the issue but this time it's not budging! Can anyone suggest any possible causes and solutions? Thanks Darren Change the battery. It resolved my folks 01 E320. Over voltage protection relay itself or the fuse on top of the relay? > Over voltage protection relay itself or the fuse on top of the relay? Could I ask where that would be located? Check around the right side shock tower in the engine bay. It used to be behind the battery in the W201/W124 era. Since the battery goes to the trunk in W202, I guess yours will be similar. The OVP has one or two fuses (usually blade type, red, 10amps) on its top. No other relay is like that. >> Over voltage protection relay itself or the fuse on top of the relay? > > Could I ask where that would be located? > 99 CLK 320. Switch on and ASR/BAS light is lit and car won't start. > If you cycle the ignition and try to start it quickly it will start and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Can anyone suggest any possible causes and solutions? Gave up on it for the day, re-tried the next morning and it started first time. Now two weeks later it's done it again. Bl**dy annoying! Darren Griffin - PocketGPSWorld.Com schrieb: >> 99 CLK 320. Switch on and ASR/BAS light is lit and car won't start. >> If you cycle the ignition and try to start it quickly it will start [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Gave up on it for the day, re-tried the next morning and it started > first time. Now two weeks later it's done it again. Bl**dy annoying! There is a hint in the manual that electronic errors in the wheel control system are reset by turning the steering wheel completely once from left to right stopper an back.  SignatureRoland Franzius |
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