Gozoman
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- Your Mercedes
- 2013 C180 Executive SE Blue Efficiency in Tenorite Grey with white leather interior + 7G-Tronic
My car is a W204 C180 Blue Efficiency.
Was just out running a few errands and got something up on the panel stating that the Pre-safe system had a malfunction.
I have an iCarsoft MB11 so I ran a full diagnostic and the following fault codes appeared.
C221500
B005013
520908
990915
U041600
P063500
B210F00
C155
Now obviously I could go to my Mercedes dealership and let them sort it but I had a bad experience before where it turned out to be a very simple problem that ended up costing me around £600 that I could have fixed myself for £15! On that occasion every light on the display came on so obviously I was worried. I was out at the time and not far from the dealership so I drove there and got it fast tracked. It turned out to be a faulty speed sensor on the passenger side wheel so I told them to replace both sides. The charge was just over £600 and when I checked that evening I discovered that I could buy a new German made sensor for £15 and it would take me about 15 minutes to fit! So I'm just a bit concerned that I could end up being charged hundreds for replacing a fuse or something! Any advice would be appreciated.
Was just out running a few errands and got something up on the panel stating that the Pre-safe system had a malfunction.
I have an iCarsoft MB11 so I ran a full diagnostic and the following fault codes appeared.
C221500
B005013
520908
990915
U041600
P063500
B210F00
C155
Now obviously I could go to my Mercedes dealership and let them sort it but I had a bad experience before where it turned out to be a very simple problem that ended up costing me around £600 that I could have fixed myself for £15! On that occasion every light on the display came on so obviously I was worried. I was out at the time and not far from the dealership so I drove there and got it fast tracked. It turned out to be a faulty speed sensor on the passenger side wheel so I told them to replace both sides. The charge was just over £600 and when I checked that evening I discovered that I could buy a new German made sensor for £15 and it would take me about 15 minutes to fit! So I'm just a bit concerned that I could end up being charged hundreds for replacing a fuse or something! Any advice would be appreciated.