emanuellang4
Viano electronic parking brake issue
Summary of the thread
A 2013 Mercedes Viano is experiencing an electronic parking brake malfunction, with the brake being non-functional, an error stored in the memory, and a warning light illuminated. Diagnostics suggest a defective electric motor within the brake calliper. A similar issue was resolved by checking connections and getting a proper diagnosis, which confirmed the problem with the right rear calliper motor. Repairing the calliper motor resolved the issue, restoring the electronic parking brake's functionality.
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emanuellang4 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply. I didn't notice any unusual noises beforehand. When you had the issue, did the error memory specify which side was the problem, or was it a generic 'electronic parking brake malfunction' error?
VaniKlein
Mine was a generic error at first. The workshop diagnosed it down to the right rear calliper after some testing. Honestly, save yourself the headache and get it properly diagnosed. It's vehicle safety at stake, after all. I went to the workshop and they sorted it out.
emanuellang4 (community.author)
Thanks, I appreciate the advice. I followed your suggestion and took it to a workshop. They confirmed it was indeed the right rear calliper motor. Repair completed, and the electronic parking brake is now functioning correctly.
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VaniKlein
I had a similar experience with my Vito. Electronic brake issues are a pain. Did you notice any unusual noises coming from the rear wheels before the complete failure? I'd check the connections to the calliper motor first. Could be a simple wiring issue before you assume the motor itself is dead.