LudwigSimonRacer
Warning lights and ABS sensor failure in the 2019 Mercedes GLE Class - experience wanted
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Summary of the thread
A 2019 Mercedes GLE Class owner is experiencing issues with warning lights, a non-functional ABS, and a flashing light on the speedometer, suspecting a faulty ABS sensor. Another person shared a similar experience with a different Mercedes model, where the ABS control unit and pump were the culprits. The suggested solution involves checking the fault memory and potentially replacing the ABS control unit or sensor, emphasizing the importance of addressing the issue for road safety.
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LudwigSimonRacer (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your quick response and the info. It really helps to know that I'm not the only one with this problem. Did it cost a big chunk to replace the ABS control unit? And were there any other issues after that, or has everything been smooth sailing since? Curious how much this could end up costing me. Looking forward to your feedback!
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PatLang
Hey, no problem, that's exactly what we're here for, right? In my case, the repair of the ABS control unit cost a whopping €1000. It was a shock at first, but when you consider how important safety on the road is, it was worth every penny. Since I've been to the mechanic and had the wheel speed sensor (ABS sensor) malfunction fixed, everything has been running smoothly again. No further problems so far and the ABS works as it should. Annoying with the money, but better than being stuck on the road, right? Stay cool and don't let it drive you crazy, man!
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LudwigSimonRacer (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your help and honesty. Yeah, it's really a bit pricey, but you're right, safety is the most important thing. I will prepare for it and make sure I budget enough money for the repair. Your experience kind of reassures me. I think I'll head straight to the garage tomorrow and get it sorted. Thanks again for your support! Also, stay cool and take it easy man!
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PatLang
Hey, I can well understand that you're worried. I had a similar problem with my 2016 Mercedes E-Class petrol engine a while ago. In my case, it was actually the ABS control unit. The warning lights came on and the ABS didn't work either. After a check, my mechanic read out the fault memory and found that the ABS pump and the control unit were the cause of the problem. It was definitely a serious problem, as ABS is incredibly important for safety on the road. The whole replacement process wasn't exactly easy, getting to the sensor was a bit complicated. But once the part was replaced, everything was back to normal. Hope that helps you a bit. All the best, man!
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