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    Default Mercedes sprinter 906 EZS Problem 9s12dt256

    HI, I must solved problem, Mercedes does not respond to the key (central locking and insertion into the ignition). Everything worked ok with the car and suddenly it happened. I thought it was a steering lock, but I connected the emulator instead and it still does not work. So I think it's a switch, but the switch is good. I corrected the soldering on one side of the pcb. But I see that under the plastic on the other side is the 9s12dt256 processor or improve the solder is enough or have to change the processor charge because it is bad? ? Everything worked ok with the car and suddenly it happened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by damianh6 View Post
    HI, I must solved problem, Mercedes does not respond to the key (central locking and insertion into the ignition). Everything worked ok with the car and suddenly it happened. I thought it was a steering lock, but I connected the emulator instead and it still does not work. So I think it's a switch, but the switch is good. I corrected the soldering on one side of the pcb. But I see that under the plastic on the other side is the 9s12dt256 processor or improve the solder is enough or have to change the processor charge because it is bad? ? Everything worked ok with the car and suddenly it happened.
    Is key ok I've seen some with bad soldering and components come loose
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    Yup, first to check is always key. Most common is broken coil but when remote doesn't work, it might be just PCB broken / watered. If it's NEC chip, solder it to different key and check.

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    Klucz jest dobry

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    On Sprinter- Vito-Viano i met 2 main problems except te usual ESL or key fault:
    - 1: key not accepted, but key ok, and remote work - check the reader coil it reads when you insert a key. if not, check microswitch on pcb near reader with a multimeter, usually broke.
    - 2: everything seems fine, but you cannot read micro with programmer because "VCC overload" fault, than try to remove RF chip from PCB, sometimes got a short inside.
    Countless lockpicking stuff, AVDI Original, Tango, Orange 5, TMpro2, sooo mutch chinese stuffs from FVDI Full through VCDS to Benz key programmers, 3 cats and hopefully still 20 fingers......

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    I am not expert Key repair but swap the nec chip in other key.

 

 

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