This service applies for eis part 2155450608 for Mercedes w220More info 214 207 2619Office 214 434 1070.
I cannot find lock and key cylinder grease anywhere except as a Mercedes dealer item A002 989 06 51 or MB-Lock-Grease (Part # 002989065105). From the posts I have read, people have really helped some lock issues with this grease. One guy said it will not solve the sticky ignition switch problem.
3307 posts · Joined 2006. #2 · Jan 14, 2009 (Edited) just bit the bullet and bought a replacement barrel from my indy -$90 Aust ($60 US) There are 2 options - order the same key/barrel from Benz or buy a new (different) key/barrel-cheaper. I opted for the different key as central locking makes the original key for the doors almost redundant Another way to troubleshoot your Mercedes ignition switch problem is by using a spare key. Insert the spare key into the Electronic Ignition Switch (EIS) and attempt to start the vehicle. If the vehicle starts, the problem could be with the original key. Replace the battery in the key fob or consider having a new key programmed for your vehicle. Popular Mercedes-Benz Services We Offer. The professional On Time Locksmiths team can handle the entire array of automotive services, emergency lockouts available 24 hours a day included. We can reprogram transponder systems, cut new key fobs on the spot and fix any jammed or faulty ignition switches on all Mercedes models. Reduced power can be another of the Mercedes 220 CDI engine problems. Most likely, you’ll have a cracked, frayed, or split air hose. This is a specific problem with the C-Class, and the air hoses must be replaced. Because this is such a prevalent issue, C-Class air hoses are usually readily available from your local main dealer or specialist. 2002 SL500, 216 CL500, all fully loaded. Dec 14, 2008. #2. You need to change the ignition switch,,and this can be ordered to match you cars keys etc. They are easy to remove as long as the key still turns,,once it stops turning you can be in trouble as they can only be removed in Key1. When you get the new one I can give you a paper on how to Now you have to go to the stealer/ dealer order a lock, comes with the housing, lock and original key key. Ask to get the plastic locking cover, and an ign. switch. The next thing is to get the schematic to put the right wire in the right hole, and you're done. Looks that they spliced the wires to install a stereo. I have the same problem this morning in my 2001 E320. The remote key unlocked the car, but the key will not turn in the ignition. I jiggled the steering wheel, jiggled the key, checked the fuses, and jumped the battery. Nothing has worked. I talked to an independent shop, and they think the problem may be the ignition switch. w1uowi.
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