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With your foot on the brake try and move your gearshifter in to the neutral position it may start in nuetral. If not check around the switch some Mercedes have a small safety button that needs to be pushed to remove your key sometimes you can try pushing the button and moving your switch several times and it will unlock. Those are just a few things to try, good luck.
You need to re-sync it with the car. Open the door with the blade key and insert the key in the ignition. If the ignition light then the key has been reset.
If it does not you need to resit it. Place the key into the ignition, it may not turn at all, thats ok. Press the "LOCK" button on the key 5 times in a row, about a second each press, then press and hold down the "UNLOCK" button for about 15 seconds.
This should reset the key.
Tumbler pins have fallen and key is stuck in. Take to a dealer or loacal MB shop to see if they can turn the tumbler far enough and have the tool to at least remove it.
Hello Haq!
Could it be the key just needs re-coding? maybe you are worrying to much as £177 would be about right as that would need coding etc., Try phoning your local Merc dealer or take the key and V5 to them for coding (Hopefully)
Good Luck!
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