[Guest (MBNZ)]

Those damn morons that were installing<br>
some kind of security system in my car<br>
lost this folded piece of paper that is<br>
normally located inside of the interior<br>
fuse box (on the driver's side). This<br>
card is a description of all circuits and<br>
corresponding fuses. Now i'm trying to<br>
install some more electrical accessories<br>
and i don't have any reference which fuse<br>
protects what. Could anyone please read<br>
this card and post it here? I'll be very<br>
grateful. Thanks<br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

Want me to copy it?

I could try and make a photocopy if you like. Hope it will be readable though.<br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

copied and emailed

I emailed you the .gif pictures.<br> <br> Pity you cannot enclose pictures on this form, as far as I know.<br> <br> Michael<br> <br> <br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

Uploaded. Here are the pics.

OK so I found out how to upload here..<br> <br> Front side:<br> <br> <br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

And the back of the page...

Here it is:<br> <br> http://216.122.199.143/uploads/pics/c-fuses1.gif <br> <br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

The REAL page 2...

Sorry. One of those days..

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

Thanks thanks THANKS! to everyone

This is fastest and best reply i've received<br> on any topic regarding my car <br> I've printed that double-side and put that<br> in place of original reference card. <br> <br> Now i'm only waiting for 2000-2001 models to<br> arrive on Alldata online reference - it would<br> be good to have all schematics. Anyway i'm<br> successfully using schematics of some systems<br> taken from latest models of W202, 210 and CLK.<br>

 

[Guest (MBNZ)]

Michal K - on 1st photo is part # 203 xxx xx xx, so U can order a new one !