20 Most Recent 2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Questions & Answers

for sure button for FM is out of order

i was wondering if you were able to find a solution for this. I am currently having this same problem with my vehicle (as a few others as well). if you could please let me know, id greatly appreciate it. my email is [email protected].

there will be screws at various places around edge of door panel and in the door handle trim etc then when all out carefully pull trim away from door starting at bottom edge aand work way up each side ,when it is loose in your hands lift the panel straight up out of the door window trim

has anyone given you a response to this problem? if so, please let me know, i am having the same problem. my email is [email protected]. thank you, and good luck with this situation.

could have bad door lock

Yes, there are no adjustments possible on the front wheel angles except for the toe. Such big difference can only be caused by deformed parts. Since i assume that they would have noticed a bent front subframe then the only thing left are the suspension wishbones and the ball joints. 
Go directly to an licensed repair shop and have them take a look at the front suspension. BTW never use Beaurepairs for this kind of stuff again, they are just cheap hacks.

I was just told that you need a special dipstick that is sold at the dealership for 45.00. You insert it while the caris running at normal temp.

do not let anyone touch it!!!!!! its very easy to destroy your ac system with products you buy at autozone. it may cost you a hundred bucks at a shop to have a mechanic do it but if you try your own stuff it will likely cost you thousands. if that was a correct method the auto shop would use it and not the 3,000 dollar machine they own.

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The systems that control all this are the keyless entry module and or the Body Control Module, the test gear required to read codes in this system is a dealer level tool and not the one that just plugs in and reads the engine and transmission related codes, this is a body function code. I can't advice except to take the car to a Mercedes dealer for testing with the correct equipment, not a generic scanner that just reads OBD2 codes. New electronically controlled cars are great wonders of modern engineering but sadly there is little you as the owner can do to fix them when things like this go wrong.

sounds to be a elec. short and shorting out your ECM. good luck

Did you check the gear oil level? if empty fill it might fix the noise if the gears are not too worn out.