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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / April 2006

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Mercedes 1995 S320 Weird set of problems

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AL - 10 Apr 2006 21:11 GMT
  My 1995 S320 suddenly developed these problems – all at once

1 Central locking does not work with key or remote or inside lock switch
on console
2 When you open trunk the small lift handle does not pop out
3 When you open the front door ( or others) the foot lights do not come on
4 No rear seat light operate and no trunk light
5 When you turn on the rear reading lamp it turns on the front overhead
console lights adn not the reading lamp
6 When you turn the engine off the key buzzes without the door being open
7 Sometimes there is a stuttering sound from the starter when you start
the engine
8 The front center console light stay on after you manually turn them
off for a short period as if you had opened the door and closed it.
9 There is a clicking noise in the right glove box area sort of a relay
sound
10 The right front door is not closing very smoothly at the 2 normal
hold open areas and is a little noisy
Any ideas from anyone. My mechanic seems flustered.
T.G. Lambach - 10 Apr 2006 23:05 GMT
In much simpler M-B models there's a "seat belt warning device" which
connects the doors, ignition, overhead light, headlights ON and seat
belt warning buzzer. Your model is more sophisticated and so adds to the
former. Anyway, I suggest you consider that device or its equivalent as
the starting point for this investigation.
T.G. Lambach - 11 Apr 2006 02:42 GMT
Suggest you focus on the seat belt warning device. It's wired into many
of the components you mention.
 
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