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Re: 2000 Mercedes ML430 won't accelerate after battery change...
| Martin Joseph | 27 Sep 2004 03:46 |
> Conditioner Blower was blown, but the air condition worked fine > without it!!! I replaced it with another 30 amp fuse, but that did not > solve the problem - any ideas? Overload relay?
Marty
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| Defconsul | 19 Sep 2004 18:59 |
My battery went dead in my ML430, since it is a 2000 model, it was probably time for it to croak. Trying to jump it, it would not charge. So we replaced the battery.
The car staerts fine, but it will not accelerate. I had someone watch under the hood, and the cable is working, but the engine will not rev above idle. I reset the computer using the following procedure that I found on the net for a 1999 model:
1. Insert he key and turn the ignition switch to the second position (i.e. the RUN position, where all the dash warning light will illuminate). 2. Press the trip odometer reset button twice quickly (it will display the miles remaining to the next service interval with either one or two wrench symbols indicating either an A or a B service). 3. Turn the ignition switch back to the first position 4. Press and *HOLD* the trip odometer reset button 5. While holding the button in, turn the ignition switch back to position 2 6. Continue holding the button until an indicator tone is heard and the mileage on the display resets.
This, I believe may have reset the computer, as I must now enter I code for the radio, but the maintanence odometer did not zero out. Something I noticed - a 30 Amp fuse supposed to be for the Air Conditioner Blower was blown, but the air condition worked fine without it!!! I replaced it with another 30 amp fuse, but that did not solve the problem - any ideas?
Regards,
Richard
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