My indicator light came on informing me that a light is out somewhere on my car. I check the high beams/low beams, the fogs, turning signals, tail lights, side markers, parking lights, reverse lights and lastly the interior dome lights. All of the lights are working. When I started my car this morning the light was of and when I put it in reverse the light came on and stayed, thats why I checked the reverse. Yester day I had a tire issue and had to get a patch in my rear driver side tire. That has to be just a coincidence right? Even if they damaged the TPMS, it wouldn't affect my indicator light right?

 

Did you look at the tag light?My light came on the dash to and it was one of the two tag lights.

 

I'll have to double check the tag lights but I'm almost positive that I looked at them also.

 

Did you have someone press the brake while you checked the brake lights? The indicator will come on and stay on if a brake light is out. If its a headlight or fog light it will only come on if those are turned on.

 

I didn't think about the brake light. Thanks, I'll try that one next

 

Trunk?

 

my first experience was 1 of the license plate lights, the very last thing I checked...

 

same as other members... the license plate lights are the most overlooked and luckily, the most easy to replace by yourself!

 

With me it was the Brake light and just the secondary filament, since the rear running light is the same bulb.

Took me a couple tries to figure it out. Good news, went to the Mercedes Dealership and not only did their part work, wouldn't even charge me for it. Not a huge financial windfall, but I was impressed.

 

Good for you!

That's a rare thing.

Will they also service it? Many MB shops won't touch a dirty Chrysler product.

 

While exceedingly polite, they made sure that I knew that Daimler sold Chrysler and they could not service my car. Was worth a shot though.

 

Sad that MB wouldn't jump the oppertunity to service what is basically a Mercedes SLK. I've found that they do have most chassis and drive train parts in stock and at better price than what the Chrysler Stealers offer. My first call for parts help will always be to the local MB dealer being as my car is not under warranty.

Just my Dos Centavos