A worn steering lock module on a 2009 Mercedes-Benz C300 stops the engine from starting. Remove the 7.5 A fuse from the box next to the brake fluid reservoir for 5-10 seconds, tap the green ignition relay, and the engine cranks. A temporary fix to drive to a repair shop.
All right guys, welcome to my channel. Uh, we got a 2009 C300 with a steering lock problem. The steering lock module is worn out, car won't start. I'm gonna give you a quick hack or trick, whatever you call it, so you can start it up and take it to a shop, get it fixed. Let's go. First, you're gonna go into your car. Put the key in ignition like so, like you're gonna start your car. Leave it in the ignition with the switch on. You're gonna go to the fuse box. You're gonna find your fuse box. You're gonna open your fuse box. It's next to the brake fluid. You're gonna grab that fuse, it's the last fuse in the middle. Oops, 7.5. And you're gonna take it out. You know, give him 5 to 10 seconds, then you're gonna put it back in. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. You're gonna hear that clicking sound from the engine. Now you're gonna grab your green relay, that's your ignition relay. You're gonna take the COVID off, that way you don't have to jump, jump, jump, jump it with a start with a cable. Then you're gonna press a little tap in the relay and you got it on. All right guys, hope that helped. Peace.
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