20 Most Recent 2002 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class - Page 3 Questions & Answers

I se you might have a securety problem on you ignition,if you have inetemert disrupsion on your switch while starting it will give you this problem.its thinking some is trying to steal your car,I would replace my ignigtion switch,

the engine code is the 8th digit in the vin #. you can call a dealer and get the engine size

It probably means you have a bulb out or the alternator is not charging correctly. Those are the most common reasons.

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is your engine light on now? what was the code? i cant believe the garage could not find any problems

here it is an answer lol what is going on that i can help you with

The wait time for these is usually about 24 hrs. Have you tried calling the dealer to see if there is an over-ride code and do you have the proper code to enter? If you call the dealer, you will need the vin and registration.

think this is a dealer job ,the radio is connected via a big computerised circuit board behind the centre column of the dash .try giving the wires under the front seats a wiggle and make sure their are no coke cans or anything else under seats to damage the connections for the explosive seat belt restraint puller devices

try the fuel pump relay or the fuel pump

Go to your local Auto Zone store .They will read the engine code for free and tell you what the code means and the part you my need.

check the wires of the warning light for short circuit then if digital don't work check the power circuit of the clock .

I've encountered the same problem in the shop- no codes present but the turn indicator switch is showing continuity in the off position. replace your turn indicator switch. remove steering wheel and remove switch. test off position and you should see an open circuit if circuit shows continuity-replace switch

There are 2 fuel pressure regulators on your fuel rail. They are being held in by a clip. Just remove the clip and it will pop out. Don't forget about the seal.

Go and get a new latch and try to install it. Or you can look under the seat. BE CAREFUL you should be able to get to the latch and put it into place that way. You will pinch your fingers if you are not careful

try using the phone to locate the car. when pairing up.

http://www.benzworld.org/forums/r170-slk-class/1395285-slk-230-retractable-hardtop-repair-estimate.html

Looks like the hydraulics may be dying. There's a guy listed in that discussion group who can rebuild them. I can't vouch for him.