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Old Aug 18, 2014 | 06:49 PM
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Default Re: Check Engine Light

The O2 sensors get flaky with age - I'd change the sensor (around $100 for the part and maybe an hour labor).

And don't go near a dealership with that car, I suggest (and have done this), that you find a local shop known for their work on Mercedes products for times like this.

Next time, try to get the EXACT P-code is it throwing - Autozone will usually read them for free. We can then go from there.
 
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