W211 Gear selector part number required

[pgh13]

Hi, Could anyone look up the part number for the gear selector assembly for E Class WDB2112262A494898?

Started to get limp mode due to selector position implausible.

Thanks in advance

 

[Wighty]

Hi, Could anyone look up the part number for the gear selector assembly for E Class WDB2112262A494898?

Started to get limp mode due to selector position implausible.

Thanks in advance

What does it cost from MB ?

 

[pgh13]

£577.27 for the complete shifter assy, but they've got none! so was going the breakers route.

 

[onefortheroad]

Imagine they will all be the same for that year of car .

 

[Wighty]

£577.27 for the complete shifter assy, but they've got none! so was going the breakers route.

Ouch , I feel your pain !

 

[pgh13]

Imagine they will all be the same for that year of car .

I'd have thought so; the right age with a 722.6, but there are a couple of different part numbers

 

[AMGeed]

Too many Part#'s to list, but take your pick.
The last one listed will be the latest Part number but in theory any of the others should fit.

FG 211.226 - CENTER SHIFTER CONSOLE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION > Mercedes EPC Online > nemigaparts.com

Parts catalogs. Spare parts catalog Mercedes EPC Online. Mercedes. Car. CENTER SHIFTER CONSOLE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION.

nemigaparts.com

 

[pgh13]

Too many Part#'s to list, but take your pick.
The last one listed will be the latest Part number but in theory any of the others should fit.

FG 211.226 - CENTER SHIFTER CONSOLE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION > Mercedes EPC Online > nemigaparts.com

Parts catalogs. Spare parts catalog Mercedes EPC Online. Mercedes. Car. CENTER SHIFTER CONSOLE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION.

nemigaparts.com

That's a big help. Thanks

 

[pgh13]

Ouch , I feel your pain !

I suspect it's a bad connection or another example of early 2000s wonderful lead free solder, so will give it a stern looking at and possibly go over some of the joints. At first I thought it was being caused by a dodgy battery because it only happened after a cold start but is more frequent now and the battery has been replaced

 

[pgh13]

There were some good pictures of the inside of the module on the 'other' forum.

 

[00slk]

There were some good pictures of the inside of the module on the 'other' forum.

I think I saw a 'How to re- solder the joints' on this selector module. That's why I kept my old one.
'I'll get around to it one day' scenario

 

[pgh13]

Be nice to have a spare (in case I'm not as good as I think I am)

 

[pgh13]

I think I saw a 'How to re- solder the joints' on this selector module. That's why I kept my old one.
'I'll get around to it one day' scenario

Can you remove the electronics module with the shifter in place?

 

[00slk]

Can you remove the electronics module with the shifter in place?

I am not sure, as I removed my whole selector to replace it. It's not a hard job to remove the complete selector and it will be much easier to resolder with it on the kitchen table along with a cup of tea and biscuit at your side

 

[pgh13]

Replacement selector fitted. Wasted ages trying to fit the circlip in situ before realising the circlip is fitted to the bush and the pin then snaps into it. Older and wiser

 

[pgh13]

Update: the replacement turned out to be flakier than the original.
Sometimes I'd switch on and it'd show P but then change to R with no change in lever position.
So, had ½ hour with solder braid and a very fine tip to redo the suspect joints. We'll see how that goes. The worst part was breaking the glue to get the cover off