Mercedes CLC W203 SRS light on. Error 9007. Fault finding and repair.
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This car came to me with the SRS light on, and after a quick scan, showed error 9007.
A quite simple issue in the end, but thought you guys would like to see the repair...
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Hope you enjoy the video.
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Like always, thank you for watching!
I don't know why people make such a big mess to wiring... It happens to brake something but worse is to leave it broken then try to fix it. Last time I had customer, Astra H, air bag light on, scanned it, both seatbelt pre tensioners deployed... How people can do that??
Good job mate again, you know how to fix it instead of replacing mostly now a days, fantastic and thank you for video :)
I seen a bit of everything... lol
Agree with you!
Thank you for watching and for your comment!
nice little Sunday morning video, it took priority over my emails this morning, 😁👍
Appreciated! 😊
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Well done Louis. This socket repair videos very very useful. Can you do more when you try to save original sockets pls. I enjoyed this so much.
More coming...
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Gotta love it when customers leave you their cars with two tablespoons of fuel in the tank ...
I know... frustrating!
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Why do they do that unless the car is under powerd or won't start and you have to drop the tank it's silly they should put half a tank in it.
Agree... agree...😋
Bravo👍, another fix without changing any parts😉
Loved it, Stay Safe Bro👍
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Thanks!
Nice editing showing the screen
Brilliant. Your a breath of fresh air 👏🏽👏🏽
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For watching and for your comment!
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Thank you for another great video!!!
Thanks!
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Interesting, I disconnected this plug to stop annoying seat belt warning sound, but I didn't have any problem with air bag
Quick and easy top video again.... Cheers
It was indeed... there is some long ones coming though...😊
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Thank you. Easy fix but I guess dealership would charge lots of money
At least one hour labour....😋
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Great videos. You should have a policy regarding low fuel vehicles. If they come in with less than say a 1/4 tank, you will add fuel to reach 1/4 at 10x regular price.
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Not a bad idea....🤣🤣🤣
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Great Job, But why not just change the connector?
Helpful video 👍
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Thanks!
I liked the way you took the wheels off with a potato 🥔
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Good job bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
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Fast repair. Another car with empty fuel tank.
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True...
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I don't think I've ever seen a car in his video's with a full or half full tank.
@@neilmurphy845 needer do I.
Please help me.
The tachometer of our B-Class W245 car, made in 2005, is lying. Sometimes it shows more, sometimes less, but sometimes it stays at zero and does not move.
Where should I look for the reason why hpol is showing so much and so much? What could be the most likely reason. Possibly a soldering error? Or could a contact be faulty?
Thank you very much in advance for your kind help!
Best regards, János bohus
Could be...
But, have you scanned the car, to see if there is something than might point into any direction?
Or check live data, see what is actually happening...
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Nice fix but....That maxisys is rubbish..the number of cars that you work on with faulty fuel guages stuck at zero and the tool never reports the error code .....stay safe.
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That one really made laugh...
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LOL
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Hi Louis what shoul dhte voltage be on the battery? Mine is at around 11.6v so maybe a cause of some issues
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11.6 it is a bit low...
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IAMS...my 203 appears srs n said there a right signal reflect cover failure...what it means
That was fast 😃
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That was way too easy for you . I was actually waiting for the car to not start because of the lack of fuel and you going into a rant about it . That would be some unexpected entertainment.
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It happened in the past... believe me... and more than once!
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says on dash passenger air bag off with srs lite on on mine
could you enable translation in several languages thank you
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That was quick... 😊
Thanks! For watching and for your comment!
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hey have you ever heard about the XTOOL X100 PAD2? u know if its bi directional? AND the Ancel X6 OBD2 Diagnostic?? (supposedly does some bi directional controls)?? cheerz!
Have heard of the X100... never the second one... that said, I have never used either of those... so can't really advise...
Thank you for watching!
@@LMAutoRepairs but have you heard negative feedback about the xtool brand?
Not really...
I heard about, but never really dug into it...
Like any tool, will be good and bad experiences...
I m in the same situation with my Vito. The previous owner cut the wires just before the plug which comes from the vichecle and connects to the plug which comes from the driver seat belt buckle. I've done same a you to remove the yellow plug and connect the wires but still getting the srs fault.
I did diagnostic and the fault is: 9015?
The coding for component S68/1 ( Driver seat belt buckle switch) is Faulty.
STORED
I got new seat belt buckle and connected the wires as I cannot find anywhere the plug but still same issue.
Also the seat belt light dosen't work at all on the cluster.
Any idea what could the issue by
Have you checked wring all the way back to the module?
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Thanks for your quick response.
Not all the way as it goes under the floor where the passenger double seats are.
The interesting is that when the wires for the seat belt buckle is not connected the srs fault dosen't appear on the cluster no warning lights the only issue is when driving over 15 miles is beeping like you have not inserted the seat belf but as soon as I connect the wires for the buckle the srs fault is on.
OK...
Is the buckle surely the correct one for that car?
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Yes, it is the original Mercedes one.
Can I ask where are you based in the Uk
There is also another code.
Display is reading a code when igniting turn on, LA:06. This is where the clock is located, it flashes on for about 15seconds and then goes out.
I m thinking the code LA:06 mide be due to seat belt light does not work and that's why this code is appearing.
You sound like Gru from Despicable Me
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Is this problem possible to discharge the battery? I have the same problem with the srs light
No... shouldn't do...
But I would get it sorted just in case...
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hy mate.you can help me?,i have a amercedes benz a class A170 ,2005
.i was to one mecanic and he read me this errors:,,9025 Component B48(front passenger seat occupied and child seat recognition)is defective and
9242 The resistance value in the ignition circiuit containing component R12/21(Right front side airbag ignition squib )is too high...What i can do to fix this errors,because mecanich tell me is possible to be sensor from chair and is around 300 pounds...what you sugest me to do?
Yes... can be the sensor...
Without checking it is difficult to say...
Hope you get it sorted...
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@@LMAutoRepairs what sensor?inside the chair?
Yes... in the seat... under the upholstery...
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Hello, Have got the same issue
@@LMAutoRepairs can this be rectify pls
Your gonna run out of gas luis
I know... 😋
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Code 9076. What the hell is this? SRS will not go away no matter how many times my ZurchZR13 erases it. The C320 wagon I have is a frickin piece of junk. I’m sick of it.
Not really sure... that sounds like a communication fault... check other modules for communication faults... that might not be necessarily a fault with the SRS, but some other module that is failing to communicate with the airbag module...
Thank you for watching!