Thanks for the rapid response! You guys are good! Agree it is strange that it is not on the cover outside or inside, (might be a replacement cover as the car was damaged / repaired at some point in the past) and not in the owners manual. The owners manual tells you where the fuse boxes are but does not spell out any details. Even checked Discount Auto Parts for a Haynes book and they do not make a book for that car. I have a call into a local Mercedes dealership to see if they will bail me out for something less than a million dollars. Cannot find it anywhere. thanks.....Thanks for the rapid response! You guys are good! Agree it is strange that it is not on the cover outside or inside, (might be a replacement cover as the car was damaged / repaired at some point in the past) and not in the owners manual. The owners manual tells you where the fuse boxes are but does not spell out any details. Even checked Discount Auto Parts for a Haynes book and they do not make a book for that car. I have a call into a local Mercedes dealership to see if they will bail me out for something less than a million dollars. Cannot find it anywhere. thanks.....
and this information is not on the fuse box cover, outside or inside? not in your owners manual? very strange.and this information is not on the fuse box cover, outside or inside? not in your owners manual? very strange.
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It will be provided with the original manual/paperwork for the vehicle. If you are unable to find this, you will need to take the car to a dealer. They can provide the code with the serial number and the car's VIN.
Hi there. The reason it only leaks when you turn the car on is because the gas tank is pressurized, but only after the car has had a chance to pressurize the tank (when the car is turned on). To fix this, you need a new gas tank! Alex
If its one window its not a fuse. Most likely the motor is bad or its gear is stripped. If its not the connected regulator is bad. Buy a new one and replace.
if it is a factory alarm system fitted, pulling a fuse will do nothing(the thieves would have it away in no time....)and as there are so many aftermarket alarms available any good system would not be so easy to disarm,try something else.(how do we know you are the owner.......)
Thanks for the rapid response! You guys are good! Agree it is strange that it is not on the cover outside or inside, (might be a replacement cover as the car was damaged / repaired at some point in the past) and not in the owners manual. The owners manual tells you where the fuse boxes are but does not spell out any details. Even checked Discount Auto Parts for a Haynes book and they do not make a book for that car. I have a call into a local Mercedes dealership to see if they will bail me out for something less than a million dollars. Cannot find it anywhere. thanks.....
and this information is not on the fuse box cover, outside or inside? not in your owners manual? very strange.
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