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Mercedes builds some of the most advanced vehicles on the road. To keep everything running smoothly, Mercedes' onboard computers monitor hundreds of individual systems, sensors and variables and make corrections as necessary to optimize performance, shifting, braking, traction, stability, safety and other vehicle parameters. When anything goes wrong, your Mercedes registers the error or deviation and produces a fault code.

Our experienced team will do what it takes to get your Mercedes or Sprinter back where it belongs: on the road! We've listed all of the Mercedes fault codes and their explanations to help you understand what's going on with your vehicle if you have your own scanner and want to learn more about Mercedes fault codes.

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A broad range of Mercedes Benz vehicles are fitted with electronic steering locks (ESL). These parts have become a very common fault for owners and repairers. This unit often the source of common faults, and when it fails you can be left with big repair bills and a stranded customer.

If you are experiencing faults with the ESL or you notice that your customers ESL is noisy or slow to operate you should have the unit repaired immediately before you are left with an inoperable vehicle.

If you have a faulty auxiliary battery, your car's electrical components and safety features will stop working. This includes; Entertainment system, GPS, audio system, PDC sensors, Blind Spot Assist, and Lane Keeping Assist. The worst is that the car may fail to start or stop.

The auxiliary battery supplies power to your car's entertainment system. This means you won't have an entertainment system if the auxiliary battery is faulty. The battery also powers PDC sensors. So, the radar system will be affected when the auxiliary battery malfunctions.

Before this Court are 12 actions seeking no fault first class benefits, involving motions for summary judgment involving plaintiff Multiquest, P.L.L.C. , and assorted cross-motions, all raising principally the same issue: should the decision of the New York Court of Appeals in State Farm v. Mallela, 4 NY3d 313 [2005] [also known in the no fault bar as "Mallela III"] be applied prospectively or retroactively. That case denied no fault benefits to plaintiff providers that were organized fraudulently. This Court has invited briefing, and, in addition to the papers on the various motions and cross motions in the 12 Multiquest actions, studied the various memoranda of law submitted by both counsel, meant to be read in all 12 actions.

In the present case, this Court believes that the Court of Appeals was aware of the fact that, if a rule of retroactivity were to be announced, insurers would be filing motions in thousands of no fault cases, seeking to recapture payments already made. The Court of Appeals probably thought of this possibility and decided not to stimulate such unbridled litigation to already congested motion calendars in the no fault parts.[FN1] 006ab0faaa