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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / August 2007

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fuel, temp, and oil guages inactive and buzz from behind instrument panel.

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SSR - 29 Aug 2007 18:04 GMT
Hello,

This is a repeat of a previous post but that didn't have the option to
reply to group.

My 1986 300e started making a high pitched whining noise which seemed
to
come from the steering wheel area.  However I soon figured out that if
I
turned on the turn signal indicator, either left or right,  the noise
stopped.  Then I noticed the dash indicators measuring the fuel, temp,
and oil all had died- registering nothing.   I had just filled up the
gas tank so I knew that one was wrong.  Funny though, the fuel economy
gauge worked fine.

Recent new battery and alternator regulator assembly which has new
brushes.

I will check the fuse tonight.

Any other suggestions?

Incidentally I get a different buzz noise when a door is ajar or seat
belt is not on - how many different buzzing sounds are there?

Thanks
SSR
Karl - 29 Aug 2007 18:11 GMT
You are hearing a whine because you have a fuse out.
Either fuse 5 or 6.

> Hello,
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> Thanks
> SSR
SSR - 30 Aug 2007 01:49 GMT
Thanks. That's exactly what it turned out to be. The fuse (No5) looked
totally good until I tried to remove it then the two parts of the
metal fell apart.

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