w211Mercedes Battery Drain dead Audio Radio fuse 6

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

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  • @finnishyeti
    @finnishyeti Před 7 měsíci

    my 06 merc done this 2 times in 2 months so not too often. but when it does it is pain in the ass. i noticed the central lock was working with low battery but it could not open trunk and key did not fit. luckily i found the box in front passenger feet well to connect battery. thanks for the video.

    • @zibi1988pl
      @zibi1988pl  Před 7 měsíci

      front fuse box has a big red wire also you can jump from. Kind of pain in the ass depending on the kind of clamp you have for you wires or jump pack.

  • @Ld0235
    @Ld0235 Před 6 měsíci

    Hello, I have a w211 that needs this done on the exact same fuse along with several others. I got everything I need but just don’t know how to get my wire to stay in the fuse box when I’m making my fuse bridge. Please let me know what I can do to get this done, thanks

  • @Ld0235
    @Ld0235 Před 6 měsíci

    How do you get the wire to stay in the fuse’s place? I see you’ve crimped something to make the wire stay

  • @holocaust08
    @holocaust08 Před 2 měsíci

    I took the audio gateway out, changed the bcm, and still draining

  • @maxxbenzz7842
    @maxxbenzz7842 Před 4 měsíci

    Why does my w211 03 e320 look different in the trunk? My cd changer is in the dash. The fuse box looks different too

  • @Lisaanderson-hw1pw
    @Lisaanderson-hw1pw Před 7 měsíci

    My Mercedes cls 500 is doing the same thing as well as the radio turns on and off when it wants to. My question is If I just get an aftermarket radio and get rid of the old one will that's stop me from having to use fuse #6 and stop the battery draining.

    • @zibi1988pl
      @zibi1988pl  Před 7 měsíci

      Audio gateway is a network of things. You would need to disable it but by doing so you will have a ton of messages as you drive. Take out the fuse and look at the message ceneter as you drive. A simple radio replacement will not fix tbe issue unless the radio its self is the culprit.

  • @VAdu56
    @VAdu56 Před 11 měsíci

    Hello my friend ! I also have this problem of the battery discharging while the car is at rest, so I looked everywhere, blamed the driver's seat electric computer, it wasn't that...then I saw your video on the bridging to be made between 6 and 7 in the trunk...the only problem is the diameter of the wire in terminal 7 which will therefore control the power supply of fuse 6 is it thick enough, because we are talking about 15A on terminal 7 while we are talking about 40 A on the power supply on terminal 6. have you had any feedback on this, could there be problems with overheating of the wire supplying terminal 7? What do you think ? in any case if this is indeed the fault, that would be great, I did the bypass, recharged my battery to full capacity (12.76 v) and will find out tomorrow morning>. Many thanks for your video...!! Vincent in France E 200 (w211) from 2005 140,000 km...like new (apart from this problem...!)

    • @zibi1988pl
      @zibi1988pl  Před 11 měsíci

      Before you do bypass BUY a clamp meter that does DC current AMPERAGE. guessing game is not good. As far as wire thickness the fuse will burn out before this wire gets hot or even warm. Its from experience. Don't use a very thin wire though.

    • @zibi1988pl
      @zibi1988pl  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Ah you mean on the back of the fuse the wire is not as thick ss the original draw point of the fuse. Well 2 of the csrs I did. This to one 355 one e500 znd both are good no wire on the back of the box got cooked in any way.

    • @VAdu56
      @VAdu56 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@zibi1988pl Hello, and thank you for your videos, thanks to you, now I can use my car without the battery being discharged after eight days... your videos are very well done and very interesting, thank you again