Hello. Your local MB dealer will do all of the above and you won't have to worry about part numbers. If you're looking to do it yourself then the part number is on the battery itself. Any local mechanic will do it. GL.What auxiliary battery part number does my 2012 GL350 require and who sells this battery and who can install it?
White battery warning has diapered?Thanks to all! The information was helpful and I drove to my local Mercedes dealer and bought the battery. I installed the battery with a little bit of effort but well worth the savings of a $267.00 installation fee.
Hello. The aux battery will not trigger a check engine light. Your check engine light is a separate issue. The check engine light was triggered by the system when it was running basic diagnostic upon starting the car or if you hit something or faulty part. If no codes present that means that the system triggered the check engine light and stored it immediately in the memory as an old code, since the part that failed or is failing became operational within given parameters again.So 24 hours later I get a ”Check Engine” light and take the vehicle to Auto Zone for a check engine scan. Auto Zone scans for codes and there are none. I drove over to O’Reily‘s and same thing no code or codes! Can this be an auxiliary battery issue?
I hate to take it to the Mercedes dealer! How do you clear the check engine light?
Can I recommend putting your car model and year on your profile for us please? Complete your ProfileWhat auxiliary battery part number does my 2012 GL350 require and who sells this battery and who can install it?
3-4 months ago I had the AEM Approved Emissions Modifications completed and last Friday the “Check Engine” came on. Auto Zone and O’Rileys scanned my 2012 GL350 and they were unable to locate any codes. Today I drove over to a local mechanic who rescanned my vehicle. His scan too located “P203D reductant level sensor circuit high” which I believe Is an emissions issue covered by the AEM warranty. I called the local Mercedes’ dealer and awaiting a call back for additional days down. Any additional ideasHello. The aux battery will not trigger a check engine light. Your check engine light is a separate issue. The check engine light was triggered by the system when it was running basic diagnostic upon starting the car or if you hit something or faulty part. If no codes present that means that the system triggered the check engine light and stored it immediately in the memory as an old code, since the part that failed or is failing became operational within given parameters again. You can reset it with an MB obd reader. The check engine light will turn off, if it's not triggered again within 15/30 starts of the car. GL.
Hello. The dealer will tell you to bring it in and they'll check it out. Since you completed the AEM modification then it's all covered under warranty. Your code is related to a NOx sensor. One or both of them. Pretty common on the diesel bluetec. GL.3-4 months ago I had the AEM Approved Emissions Modifications completed and last Friday the “Check Engine” came on. Auto Zone and O’Rileys scanned my 2012 GL350 and they were unable to locate any codes. Today I drove over to a local mechanic who rescanned my vehicle. His scan too located “P203D reductant level sensor circuit high” which I believe Is an emissions issue covered by the AEM warranty. I called the local Mercedes’ dealer and awaiting a call back for additional days down. Any additional ideas