2x 1986 190E 2.3 16V Cosworth, 1975 450SE, 1995 E320 Convertible
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Hi everybody,
I just want to share something that I had to do today. Some of you guys may know but I still want to share. I bought a 2000 w220 for parts. The vehicle never been in an accident or any damage but dashboard (behind the steering wheel) had a fire. Car came with no keys at all. I just wanted to open the trunk and did not want to damage the trunk lid. Sorry no pictures(forgot to take). I also could not give power from front passenger compartment because all the wires fried inside the dashboard. On the trunk lid where the license plate stays you will see two screws in the middle. First i removed them. If you look closely, you will get the idea that big part where you put your tag is a big plastic molding part mounted on the lid. I removed chrome trim which was unnecessary. I used plastic molding remover tool not to damage the lid. I inserted and popped out that big tag holder but only able to save one clip. Others were broken. After i removed the molding (bracket) you will see 4 star (hex) type screws. Once you remove those screws, push button trunk lock gets free. I push the whole lock assembly inside through the hole while pushing the button. And you hear that good pop noise. Trunk lid is open.
Thank You.
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I just want to share something that I had to do today. Some of you guys may know but I still want to share. I bought a 2000 w220 for parts. The vehicle never been in an accident or any damage but dashboard (behind the steering wheel) had a fire. Car came with no keys at all. I just wanted to open the trunk and did not want to damage the trunk lid. Sorry no pictures(forgot to take). I also could not give power from front passenger compartment because all the wires fried inside the dashboard. On the trunk lid where the license plate stays you will see two screws in the middle. First i removed them. If you look closely, you will get the idea that big part where you put your tag is a big plastic molding part mounted on the lid. I removed chrome trim which was unnecessary. I used plastic molding remover tool not to damage the lid. I inserted and popped out that big tag holder but only able to save one clip. Others were broken. After i removed the molding (bracket) you will see 4 star (hex) type screws. Once you remove those screws, push button trunk lock gets free. I push the whole lock assembly inside through the hole while pushing the button. And you hear that good pop noise. Trunk lid is open.
Thank You.
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