Indicators don't blink when car is locked ???
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I connected a cable set for the trailer coupling to the rear lights and mounted two relay-boxes in the trunck. I followed the instructions.
When I open my car with the wireless key the indicator blink once and I can here the new relay-box click, but when I lock the car the indicators don't blink at all and the
relay-box is not clicking. Everything was working fine before I connected the cable set.
When I connected the wiries as they were at the beginning the indicator is still not blinking three times when locking.
Could that be a broken relay?
When I open my car with the wireless key the indicator blink once and I can here the new relay-box click, but when I lock the car the indicators don't blink at all and the
relay-box is not clicking. Everything was working fine before I connected the cable set.
When I connected the wiries as they were at the beginning the indicator is still not blinking three times when locking.
Could that be a broken relay?
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I put two modules. One is a CC-module with yellow label and the other is a AFC module with red label on it. The modules where part of a kit I got from Mercedes.
Where can I find the VIN number?
Where can I find the VIN number?
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lower area of windshield, driver's side. something like: WDB 202*** ** ******
i think nothing is wrong with your wiring since it blink once while unlocking.
the wiring that you have added is simply to make the trailer lights work...such as turning, braking, reversing and tail lamp. it cannot control any internal lights.
only if you have made a mistake, the the front SAM or fuse control unit could get damage... but not likely.
i think nothing is wrong with your wiring since it blink once while unlocking.
the wiring that you have added is simply to make the trailer lights work...such as turning, braking, reversing and tail lamp. it cannot control any internal lights.
only if you have made a mistake, the the front SAM or fuse control unit could get damage... but not likely.
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