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    Hello , you have DAS 2 system , i think you can repair that fault with im*o killer , you need to remove the 05 and remove the 24c01 ,

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    this problem is understood to me many times. The defect is always the main relay. perform internal welds.

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    hello
    if the key is working (open and close central lock)
    and u have fault in ecu is not finding ifz
    that mean the ifz is good
    u have to check the green and white wire from the ifz to the ecu
    and some times the das cant find ifz but it working
    it normal problem
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    This damp programming in immo box
    work 100%
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    HELP !!!

    I have same problem Mercedes C250 - 1996 Turbo Diesel,

    Unlock doors with key does not work.
    The green and red flash light FLASH interchangebly.

    I changed battery.

    Problem still the same, cant unlock doors with remote key.
    Only when i stick key in passengers door car will open.

    What should i do??
    Thanx in advance for any help !!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by espionage View Post
    HELP !!!

    I have same problem Mercedes C250 - 1996 Turbo Diesel,

    Unlock doors with key does not work.
    The green and red flash light FLASH interchangebly.

    I changed battery.

    Problem still the same, cant unlock doors with remote key.
    Only when i stick key in passengers door car will open.

    What should i do??
    Thanx in advance for any help !!!!!

    try this (att) and check for fuses ...
    good luck !
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    Thank you very much,

    Where do i find the fuses?

    Thanks again!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoranjo View Post
    This damp programming in immo box
    work 100%
    Will this dump work for any merc immo in the w202 cos mine is a C270 97.

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    Default how to disconnect immobilizer

    i am trying to disconnect the immobilizer,

    i have pulled out the 2 cables (1 with lot of cables, 1 with 2 cables) out of my immobilizer (black box under false floor of feet copilote)), the car still doesn't start.
    anyone knows how to disable immobilizer for Mercedes C250 1996 diesel?

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by espionage View Post
    i am trying to disconnect the immobilizer,

    i have pulled out the 2 cables (1 with lot of cables, 1 with 2 cables) out of my immobilizer (black box under false floor of feet copilote)), the car still doesn't start.
    anyone knows how to disable immobilizer for Mercedes C250 1996 diesel?

    thanks
    read 1fz..post the dump

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    Hi everyone,

    This particular problem drove me CRAZY for a year! I had the red green red lights flashing in the mirror. I could crank but not start my 1995 C220. I thought it was an immobiliser issue. I replaced the fuel pump, fuel relay, fuel regulator, crankshaft sensor, sent the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to America for modification (immo off) got the MB dealer out (who couldn't diagnose the problem or even read the codes BUT still charged me $190! From checking many,many websites and Youtube I finally found one comment - just one line that said check your Over Voltage Protection (OVP) Relay. (relay in that silver box with the fuse next to OBD port).

    I did and that was it! That was my problem fixed! Easiest way to check the OVP is to open the relay case and push the bottom relay with a plastic pen (with key in position 2) and you should hear the fuel pump and injectors come to life...and you can start your car. Order a new OVP relay (around $100) and you are good to go!

    I hope my post helps someone as this was a major, major issue for me and i hope I can save another member from all this heartache! I was about to junk my car and send it to the wreckers as no one - not even the MB Dealer could diagnose the fault!

 

 
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