sophiedrache81
Mercedes SL Fault Code Issue
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A 2018 Mercedes SL owner experienced error messages on the infotainment and speedometer, suspecting incorrect vehicle coding as the cause. The issue was confirmed to be a coding error, which was resolved by recoding at a workshop. The error messages disappeared, and the check engine light turned off after the recoding.
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sophiedrache81 (community.author)
I haven't checked the OBD-II port myself, but the workshop thinks it's a coding error. What fault codes usually mean a coding problem? Want to know before I spend money. Expecting around 360€ for repairs.
magdalena_koenig5
Without the fault code, it's hard to be sure. But incorrect coding causes odd codes. The check engine light is probably on. Read and clear the codes, then see if it returns. If it does, you'll probably need a recode.
sophiedrache81 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. It was a coding issue. The workshop recoded it, and the error messages are gone. The check engine is off now. Your insights helped me understand what was happening. The cost was as expected, 360€.
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magdalena_koenig5
Sounds like a coding issue. Did you check the OBD-II port for fault codes? What codes are you getting?