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I appreciate your response. Inspected the entire hydraulic line and found it completely dry. I suspect it may be an internal issue, possibly involving one of the cylinders, the clutch plate, or perhaps a bearing.

I appreciate your response. I will attempt to replace the brake fluid and re-bleed the system.

Salutations, everyone! A 2011 Mercedes Vito W639 RWD 2.1 Diesel is in my possession. With the engine turned off, it shifts smoothly into any gear after I adjusted the cables, which were the Mercedes-specific parts, and the gear selector arms. I feel like I'm missing a clutch because the engine won't shift into any gear when I turn it on. A year ago, a new clutch kit called LUK (3 pieces) was introduced. After inspecting the clutch and bleeding it from the gearbox side, everything appears to be in good working order. I can quickly shift into first or second gear without crunching if I press down on the clutch pedal five to eight times. It starts up normally in any gear when the engine is off, and the clutch bites where it should, but as soon as I shift into neutral, the clutch becomes inoperable, as if it were defective. Has anyone else experienced this problem, and if so, what could be causing it? What lies ahead for me? Is it a clutch problem? I don't believe so. Is there a problem with the clutch operating? The clutch slave cylinder is new, so it could be the pedal cylinder. From the engine side fluid bottle to the brake pedal to underneath the gearbox side, I have not detected any fluid leaks anywhere in the system. Your guidance is greatly appreciated. My sincere appreciation

A seemingly depleted battery can still provide 12.4 volts. AGM batteries do not accept a charge when they fail. You should install a new battery or, at the very least, procure one temporarily to determine if that resolves the issue. A nonfunctional battery will not permit charging via jumper cables. One method to rejuvenate a depleted AGM battery is to detach the cell caps and introduce distilled ionised water into the cells, in an attempt to facilitate charge acceptance. Attempt to loosen the live and earth connections and manipulate them slightly, then retighten.

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I have attempted to charge the mobile phone, but it is still not working. Yes, I did inspect the fuse because the guarantee does not cover wiring or fuses. Does anyone have experience with software glitches?

Greetings, everyone! I had a memory stick in my USB-C charger for the front-mounted dashcam, but it stopped operating while I was driving. Still haven't solved the problem after power cycling the system and resetting the program. Light from the LED surrounding the USB is shining. They indicated the fuse was fine when I took the vehicle to a general repair shop. The only thing I did was have Halfords install a back dashcam two weeks ago; it runs from the battery in the trunk. Can you tell me what's wrong? Will this defect be covered by my extended warranty? Much obliged

Turn off pedantic mode!

They are bolts, not studs, therefore pedantry mode is on. Mercedes often prefers to employ the far more finicky method of bolts, however these are the studs that wheel nuts go into.

Not the same vehicle, but switches under the shifter have given me trouble in the past. Do it again after removing and cleaning with a high-quality contact cleaner. After much cleaning, I decided to replace a switch because it was just twelve euros and the cleanup was effective.

Would you like to change the buttons into paddles instead?Instead of using plastic buttons, try using metal ones.

That kind of provenance, in my opinion, is meaningless in these kinds of cases. A property developer was the only owner of the 129 we purchased in 2003; the property had a complete history. I uncovered the remains of two car phones and a radar detector concealed behind different panels of trim. It seems like they're the type of folks who simply bring their car to have x installed or removed without considering the process. If it functions properly, then it won't be noticed.

Greetings, everyone. I am in the Chester area and I just bought this gorgeous Mercedes-Benz—I've never driven one before, but it's absolutely brilliant. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a product to prevent rust underneath the car and also recommend a reliable installer. I would also like to add a tow bar, so any recommendations for manufacturers, models, or suppliers would be greatly appreciated. Years 1984 (W123–230CE)

If you want to pass those people who drive at 40 miles per hour or more, Sports + is the way to go.

Hello! I was wondering if the resonator has two inlets and two outlets. If yes, what components would you need for the resonator alone? Warm regards

I asked Imran about second cats, and he said they won't make much of a difference. So, I'm simply trying to find a resonator box, if anyone happens to have one lying around?

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Excuse me, In order to get my R171 SLK55 back to factory specs, I need to find a resonator box and two secondary cats. It already has an x pipe and secondary cat delete installed. Wishing someone had swapped out theirs for xpipes and a secondary cat deletion and was willing to part with the old components? Warm regards

Limited time offer: £110. I used NTG5.5 to fix my E220d. They merely turned it on, since the functionality was pre-existent. On AliExpress, I spent pennies on a wifi dongle (really, I got two because the first one overheated on lengthy journeys) and sixty pounds on a wireless charger that fits perfectly in the ash tray slot.

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Do you really think it won't alter at speeds of 75 mph or more? It was aggravating, but not a defect, that my own MB 7G auto wouldn't shift up until I was travelling at least 70 mph.

The ideal vehicle Affalterbach and others. With the S 63 4MATIC Cabriolet, Mercedes-Benz introduces a very desirable fantasy vehicle. Mercedes has never done this before in its 48-year existence.Mercedes-Benz, known for its high-performance sports cars and luxury sedans, has expanded its product lineup to include a four-seater Cabriolet in the S-Class sector, appealing to vehicle fans who value both performance and luxury. With the new model, you may travel in comfort with up to three people. The impressive specs include a 5.5-liter V8 biturbo engine that produces 430 kW (585 hp) and 900 Nm of peak torque, standard all-wheel drive with AMG Performance 4MATIC and a rear-biased torque split, a 3.9-second zero-to-100 km/h acceleration time, and a high-performance composite brake system for optimal deceleration. The new S 63 4MATIC Cabriolet is clearly a product of car lovers for car enthusiasts, thanks to its high-performance technology and expressive external and interior design. According to Tobias Moers, Chairman of the Board of Management of Mercedes-AMG GmbH, "The new S 63 Cabriolet is another fascinating AMG dream car from Affalterbach." The new model shows that Mercedes-AMG is determined to keep pushing the envelope in 2015. In every market category, we are resolutely pursuing our model initiative. AMG Performance with Less Weight The vehicle's exceptional and dynamic personality is built around its very stiff bodyshell construction, which incorporates unique solutions like the magnesium bulkhead in the baggage area. Lightweight lithium-ion batteries, AMG light-alloy wheels made using a complex forging technique, and a weight-optimized AMG high-performance composite braking system have all contributed to keeping the convertible's naturally elevated curb weight to a minimum. Aluminium also makes up a significant portion of the vehicle's exterior, front section, and even its tail end. Superior and efficient: the AMG 5.5-liter V8 biturbo engine Among V8 engines manufactured in series, the AMG 5.5-liter V8 biturbo engine continues to rank among the most efficient in terms of peak power, torque, and fuel economy. The AMG eight-cylinder engine is top-of-the-line with 430 kW (585 hp) and 900 Newton meters of torque. The S 63 Cabriolet's performance is second to none: it can reach a high speed of 250 km/h (electrically restricted) and can go from zero to hundred km/h in 3.9 seconds. The two-door variant is the most fuel-efficient in its competitive sector, with a NEDC fuel consumption of 10.4 litres per 100 km. The fact that this is possible demonstrates that achieving goals of efficiency, performance, and environmental friendliness are not incompatible. Automatic exhaust flaps for the exhaust system The engine sound of the S 63 Cabriolet may be adjusted to fit the driver's preferences, whether it's an expressive and sporty sound or a more subdued option that's good for lengthy trips. The exhaust system has two rear silencers equipped with automated exhaust flaps that are regulated by logic. For the most part, the transmission's "C" (Controlled Efficiency) mode keeps the flaps closed, which muffles the noise of the eight-cylinder biturbo engine. For drivers who want a more active style of driving, the exhaust flaps open sooner and more spontaneously in "S" (Sport) and "M" (Manual) modes. As a consequence, the unique and emotionally charged sound of an AMG engine is produced."One man, one engine:" a legacy of meticulous craftsmanship At AMG's manufacturing facility in Affalterbach, the biturbo eight-cylinder engine for the S 63 Cabriolet is installed by hand in the hand-finishing area. Following the "one man, one engine" principle, highly skilled engine fitters build the engines to the highest quality requirements. The engine technician's signature on the AMG engine plate not only confirms the exceptional accuracy and manufacturing quality, but it also relates to the legendary heritage of Mercedes-Benz's high-performance sports car brand. Unique selling point: AMG SPEEDSHIFT MCT 7-speed manual gearbox The 7-speed sports gearbox, AMG SPEEDSHIFT MCT, and the V8 biturbo engine work hand in hand. The specific usage of this gearbox at AMG contributes to its outstanding agility and thrilling characteristics. Each driver has the option to create a unique configuration that best suits their driving style. You may choose "C" for "Controlled Efficiency," "S" for "Sport," or "M" for "Manual" from the available modes. Transmission mode "C" activates the normal ECO start/stop function. All-wheel drive from performance manufacturer AMG 4MATIC You may choose the S 63 Cabriolet with either rear-wheel drive (available exclusively in the RHD version) or the performance-oriented AMG 4MATIC all-wheel drive (available in the LHD version). The only version available with both the S-Class Cabriolet and 4MATIC is the AMG version. With this setup, the front axle receives 33% of the engine's torque while the rear axle receives 67%. Acceleration is enhanced in any driving circumstance, including when starting from a standing start, thanks to this rear-biased power distribution, which also delivers the characteristic AMG high driving dynamics and exceptional driving pleasure. Improved traction and stability in rainy or snowy weather are additional benefits of all-wheel drive. AIRMATIC's lifting system The suspension is another area where the AMG experts have spared no expense: An air suspension with full-support and an adjustable damping system (ADS PLUS) with two modes—"Sport" and "Comfort"—is standard on the S 63 Cabriolet. With the simple press of a button, you may choose between two programs that provide different levels of agility and dynamics, as well as endless comfort for long trips and quiet riding at low speeds. The Cabriolet's front axle has unique kinematics, such as a steeper camber, a bigger anti-roll bar, and a rear axle subframe carrier that is stiffer. Unpleasant rolling and pitching is prevented via AMG-specific elastokinematics and parameterisation of the continuously variable damper control, decreased air volume of the air suspension system, and progressive piston geometry. If you're driving on uneven ground, you may additionally lift the car 30 millimetres. With a speed of 120 km/h in "Controlled Efficiency" mode and again in "Sport" mode, the chassis is automatically lowered. Methodical reduction in weight: standard AMG forged wheels Forged AMG light-alloy wheels are standard on the S 63 Cabriolet. The wheels are very lightweight and sturdy thanks to the forged construction. The benefits in handling and reactivity from the springs and dampers are a direct outcome of the reduced unsprung masses. The S 63 Cabriolet comes standard with titanium grey multi-spoke forged wheels finished with a high-sheen. The front wheels are 8.5 x 19 and the rear wheels measure 9.5 x 19, and the tires that come with them are 255/45 R 19 and 285/40 R 19, respectively. The AMG Performance Studio offers forged wheels as an optional extra in two sizes: 8.5 x 20 for the front wheels and 9.5 x 20 for the rear wheels. The wheels come with 255/40 R 20 tires and 285/35 R 20 tires, respectively. Performance ceramic composite braking system from AMG, available as an option Thanks to its weight-optimized, fade-resistant high-performance composite braking system, the S 63 Cabriolet always comes to a quick halt and decelerates with ease. One alternative is a ceramic high-performance composite braking system. The design's reduced unsprung masses, improved driving dynamics, agility, and ride comfort are all results of the design's more than 20% weight reduction. Style as a means of expressing athleticism and prowess To complement its athletic performance, the S 63 Cabriolet sports a stunning exterior design: The new ideal vehicle's design showcases the cutting-edge technology that powers it. Front and centre, you'll see the three-dimensional "twin-blade" radiator grille in silver chrome, one of many beautifully crafted aerodynamic components that contribute to the exceptional handling and handling characteristics. The "A-wing" is a three-dimensional aerodynamic component seen behind the radiator grille; it is body-colored and bears the stylised "A" emblematic of AMG automobiles. On each side of the cooling air intakes are big, black flics. Optimal airflow to the cooling modules is achieved below by means of the silver chrome front splitter. The car also seems to be getting closer to the road because of this. The side sill panels achieve a similar look with their silver chrome, high-quality, three-dimensional inlays. The S 63 Cabriolet's dynamic stance is a result of these inserts and the lower feature line. Also immediately noticeable is the high-gloss black diffuser insert located at the back. An attractive contrast is provided by the lower silver chrome trim piece, which is evocative of the front A-wing. The exhaust system's two chromed twin tailpipes, which have sports flaps, blend flawlessly with the diffuser insert. There is enticing opulence and athletic exclusivity throughout. As soon as you open the door, you'll be greeted with the entrancingly plush interior of the S 63 Cabriolet. The instrument panel wraps around the vehicle, almost disappearing into the doors. With a sporty, distinctive design idiom, high-quality materials and superb craftsmanship are integrated. The newly designed AMG sports seats provide the best possible lateral support for the driver and front passenger with electronic adjustment, Memory feature, and seat heating. Optimal command of the car is possible thanks to the three-spoke sports steering wheel's perforated leather grip area and uniquely shaped rim. Quicker gear changes and more responsive handling are the results of aluminium shift paddles. In the form of an instrument cluster with two dynamic circular dials, the high-resolution TFT colour display showcases another characteristic AMG design. The start-up screen, the AMG emblem on the speedometer with a 330 km/h scale, and the "V8 BITURBO" inscription on the rev counter are further distinguishing design elements, along with the red/silver needles and AMG-specific typography. The world made its debut in 2015, and by 2016, goods were available for purchase. At the Frankfurt International Motor Show, the S 63 Cabriolet will make its debut to the world. The product will be available for purchase in December, with the commercial launch starting in the spring of 2016.