How do you change the parking sensor on a Mercedes Benz?
Getting the new parking sensor to match the color of your car is easy. You will need to get a custom mixed spray can that matches the color of your Mercedes-Benz. You need the paint color code of your Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes paint code can be found on the sticker on the driver’s door. It is on the right side of the label.
Why is the park assist not working on my Mercedes?
Wife has CLK500 Convertible Hi Scraping. You’d have to check behind your new front bumper for signs of tell tale wiring from the sensors fitted to the old front bumper. The lights on the dash you notice are the Parktronic displays for the front sensors.
Where are the PARKTRONIC lights on my Mercedes?
You’d have to check behind your new front bumper for signs of tell tale wiring from the sensors fitted to the old front bumper. The lights on the dash you notice are the Parktronic displays for the front sensors.
Where do you find the paint code on a Mercedes Benz?
You need the paint color code of your Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes paint code can be found on the sticker on the driver’s door. It is on the right side of the label. It will end with three numbers. For example, 744, which is commonly silver, or 040 for black.
Are there any problems with Mercedes parking sensors?
2006 Mercedes-Benz ML320 CDI Sport – Fully Loaded! My ML had the same problem with the rear parking sensors, my dealer replaced the faulty sensor and rear parking display under warranty. The fault appeared in the error log which they can call up. It seems that the faulty sensor was hit by a stone.
Why does my parking sensor go from nothing to red?
Hello ! Since ~ 2 days ago, after I’ve washed my car, my front right parking sensor line is going from “nothing to red bip, and back to nothing” suddenly when I drive. It’s very annoying and random ~ once at 3 minutes…
What’s the best way to replace a parking sensor?
If the sensor is not painted, scuff the surface with 500 grit sandpaper. Spray a light coat on the sensor and let it dry for at least 15 minutes. Apply a second coat of paint. If you are using single-stage paint, it will contain clear as well.
You need the paint color code of your Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes paint code can be found on the sticker on the driver’s door. It is on the right side of the label. It will end with three numbers. For example, 744, which is commonly silver, or 040 for black.