Quit like you turned off the key. Had to be towed to a shop. After sitting
over night, it sterted and ran OK. I suspect the ignition module, since I
had similar experiences over the years with a Ford and a Volvo. The module
lists for about $1800, but I can buy a used one for $125. I plan to buy it
and keep it in the car.
Does this sound like a good plan?
Tiger - 02 Aug 2007 21:16 GMT
No... most common would be fuel pump relay.
-->> T.G. Lambach <<-- - 03 Aug 2007 00:55 GMT
Ditto to Tiger's suggestion, and a lot cheaper!

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mus098 - 04 Aug 2007 02:06 GMT
> GUEST wrote
> Quit like you turned off the key. Had to be towed to a shop. Afte
sitting
> over night, it sterted and ran OK. I suspect the ignition module
since I
> had similar experiences over the years with a Ford and a Volvo
The module
> lists for about $1800, but I can buy a used one for $125. I plan t
buy it
> and keep it in the car
> Does this sound like a good plan
Did it die while you wer
driving the car
Well it is now in the shop so they'll get it going again
My ignition module went bad after 140.000 miles or so and in my cas
it sometimes start and sometimes it would't.It never died when
drove it.So one day it just wouldn't start anymorel and after doing
few checks,I replaced my box witch in my case was the problem
When my fuel pump relay went bad,the car would die when I drove it an
would sometimes start,sometimes it didn't
I removed the fuel pump relay and used a jumperwire so my pumps woul
run.I did this to get home and then replaced the relay
Bill Bunn - 04 Aug 2007 05:19 GMT
Thanks for the replies - you guys are a great help with Mercedes problems.
> Quit like you turned off the key. Had to be towed to a shop. After sitting
> over night, it sterted and ran OK. I suspect the ignition module, since I
> had similar experiences over the years with a Ford and a Volvo. The
> module lists for about $1800, but I can buy a used one for $125. I plan to
> buy it and keep it in the car.
> Does this sound like a good plan?