Re: How do i take the headlamp holder out merc sprinter...
First, open the hood of your van. and look for the bolts that hold it in. some may be hidden toward the bottom by the bumper. once unbolted completly, it should come out easily. i hope this helped
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this is the many problems with Merc Benz. These guys have their own Coding system so you have to return to them to get it fixed. They sell you the car but they have many 'gotchas' so you are stuck going to them for maintenance. It should be against the law.
try to find a Merc Benz Forum that may know what those codes mean
Locate the back of the headlamp assembly on either side that you will
replace the bulb - You will see 2 rubber gasket seals with the headlamp
bulb wires connectors in the middle of them.
For the bulb you want to replace, carefully pry off the rubber gasket seal and disconnect the wire connector.
Carefully locate the metal "locking" wire that is against the back
of the bulb assembly and remove it by pushing in the end of the wire
and unhooking it from the bulb holder assembly.
Remove the bulb and note the way it was sitting in the holder assembly.
Reinstall new bulb and reverse directions to close up
before replace your turbo as suggested so called try and error mechanics on your cost, you might want to check your turbo resonator, its common problem with dodge sprinters, in europe no resonator fitted on mercedes sprinters
This is the gear linkages. It is a cable operated system to allow the gear lever to be dash mounted.
They are a common fault. The parts are about £65 from Mercedes (dealer only part) and unless you know what you are doing you can expect about 2 - 3 hours labour charge, though there are no special tools involved.
They average about 60,000 miles, though the replacements tend to be better.
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