Well im sure some of you have been tired of getting these questions because it is somewhat common, but with my driver side lock, when i press the button to close it on the remote or the button on the middle of the dash, it will keep going up and down non-stop and pop back up, as well as the locks will just go crazy! To get the drivers door to lock i would have to stand there for a while and keep pressing the lock button until it locks! Any suggestions on what could be wrong?
ml320 year 2000 driver door lock problem!
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It's time for you to follow your first instruction: New members read this before posting. The Guide is only 4 pages and will tell you where to find solutions for all the problems you've mentioned so far.
Welcome to the forum.
Welcome to the forum.
****. Sorry about that, i have read the pdf doc. And i found the solution to my problem! I did some research and found the part, just wondering if it is the right thing because i dont know much about this piece, also does anyone have a diagram of how to install this part? Here is the url for the part: PartsTrain.com - Hard to Find Auto Parts and Truck Parts - Lock - For
I put "machine gun locks w163" into the search box above and found this link.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w163-m-class/1245878-replacing-front-door-lock-actuator-machine.html
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w163-m-class/1245878-replacing-front-door-lock-actuator-machine.html
Were you able to check the link? Does that seem like the right part for the fix?
andrew, using the internet's point-and-click interface, on the page you linked to I went to "Will this fit my vehicle?", entered your vehicle details, and found the answer.
After you've done that, browse this free official parts catalog: EPC-net Online. Members outside the US (like me) can get free access to these diagrams, part no's and prices at MB Parts World, courtesy of MB of South Atlanta. Insert the numbers only (without leading "A" or spaces) into their search box. You can also search this number in Google and eBay to find alternative sellers and compare prices.
Post back with your results before someone else does.
After you've done that, browse this free official parts catalog: EPC-net Online. Members outside the US (like me) can get free access to these diagrams, part no's and prices at MB Parts World, courtesy of MB of South Atlanta. Insert the numbers only (without leading "A" or spaces) into their search box. You can also search this number in Google and eBay to find alternative sellers and compare prices.
Post back with your results before someone else does.
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