What is the C and S on Mercedes transmission?

What is the C and S on Mercedes transmission?

From reading the manual, the S mode is the default normal driving mode. The C mode used to be called the Winter mode – it pulls in 2nd gear – hence use in winter to improve tire grip or to drive like a granpa!!

How much is a Mercedes-Benz transmission?

The average transmission replacement cost for a Mercedes starts at about $1,800 but varies depending on the model and year. For a more exact cost, contact us. We provide free estimates! The transmission control model inside of the transmission is specifically programmed with the VIN number of the car that it’s in.

What does the C stand for on a Mercedes-Benz?

C-Class stands for Coupe/Cabriolet/Sedan. E stands for Einspritzen(German) which means Petrol Fuel Injection. FI was a new feature back then and the ‘E’ was a suffix. Eventually the entire range got FI and the E moved to a prefix. S stands for Special/Super.

What does the C mean on a Mercedes-Benz?

C stands for Comfort. When the C mode is selected the following happens: Automatic transmission starts in second gear when you take off. This helps in icy or snow conditions. You will notice the car shift to the higher gear at lower RPM.

What is the transmission code for a Mercedes C240?

Took it to a transmission specialist and he got the following codes: P2400 The right rear wheel rpm signal sent from the traction system via the CAN bus is implausible. P240C The CAN signal for the selector lever position from component N15/5 (electronic selector lever module control module) is implausible.

What was the problem with my 2002 C240?

My 2002 c240 problem started with the transmission jumping into gear when i go into drive, when i slow down to stop at a light it down shift and this process continue everytime i begin to drive or stop. I took it to a Mercedes Benz dealer in my state.

Can you reset the transmission on a Mercedes Benz?

This will make your car fun to drive again, it’s like getting a free tune-up. This procedure applies to all Mercedes-Benz that come with the 5-speed 722.6 and 7 -speed 722.9. This is about 95% of Mercedes-Benz cars on the road today with the exception of models made before 1995. This reset procedure works on automatic transmission only.

What kind of transmission does a Mercedes Benz have?

Mercedes-Benz transmissions are very solid, and whole transmission replacement is very rarely needed. The 5-speed transmission that was used between 1995 up to 2008 is one of the best transmission ever built. Now let’s see if we can help you troubleshoot your transmission.