What kind of instrument cluster does a Mercedes C class have?
1. Mercedes C Class Instrument cluster – Manual and Automatic Gearbox: The instrument cluster on the picture below is a common Mercedes-Benz C class speedo, with automatic gearbox. To repair the speedo DIY, you need 3 ribbon cables, and some cases a set of bulbs to get the speedo back to normal working order.
What are the different types of Mercedes Benz warning lights?
Click a link to learn more about each one. They are roughly ordered by importance, which tends to be by color (red, amber, yellow, orange, green, blue, gray), but there are over 40 of them so be patient! Models examined include AMG, B, C, CLA, CLS, E, G, GL, GLA, GLC, GLE, GLK, GLS, GT, M, S, SL, SLC and SLS Class and Series vehicles.
Is the LCD in the middle of the instrument cluster?
This particular instrument cluster has one LCD display in the middle, which is failing after a couple of years of use. Typicall fading pixels, missing LCD lines, or completely dead LCD display – one can fix / repair this LCD failure with ribbon cable replacement.
How do you remove the instrument cluster on a Mercedes W210?
The instrument cluster on the Mercedes W210 chassis simply pushes into the dashboard. You remove it by using two picks in the area shown here (green arrows). As the cluster is removed, you can see the gated part of the cluster on the side where the picks fit into the sides of the cluster (green arrow).
Where can I get an instrument cluster light bulb?
It is available from your local Mercedes-Benz dealer, upon showing them proof of ownership such as your vehicle registration. The instrument cluster on the Mercedes W210 chassis simply pushes into the dashboard. You remove it by using two picks in the area shown here (green arrows).
When does a Mercedes Vito CDI gauge failure?
Mercedes Vito CDI pixel failure, gauge failure, or completely dead unit: Well, this speedometer has several typical failures. – LCD display pixel failure: if the LCD display pixels are fading, the ribbon cable needs to be replaced. This repair can be done DIY. You will need a T head for soldering the new ribbon cable.