1993 Mercedes Benz 600SLFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions

In Fig 1 & Fig 2 the 1 and 2 digit codes in the left hand column are for generic scan tools. The 3 digit codes starting with zero or 1 are read from the Mercedes-Benz factory scan tool. To determine which illustration contains the appropriate information, see ELECTRONIC ACCELERATION DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE REFERENCE CHART  .

ELECTRONIC ACCELERATION DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE REFERENCE CHART

Generic DTC Mercedes Benz DTC See Figure
1 - Fig 1
2 002 Fig 1
2 006 Fig 1
2 007 Fig 1
2 008 Fig 1
2 009 Fig 1
2 025 Fig 1
- 037 Fig 1
3 048 Fig 1
3 049 Fig 1
3 050 Fig 1
3 051 Fig 1
3 052 Fig 1
3 053 Fig 1
3 054 & 056 Fig 1
3 055 Fig 1
3 57 Fig 1
4 064 Fig 1
5 080 Fig 1
6 096 Fig 1
7 112-117 Fig 2
8 128-130 Fig 2
9 144 Fig 2
10 160 Fig 2
11 176-178 Fig 2
11 180-182 Fig 2
11 188 &189 Fig 2
12 192 & 193 Fig 2
13 208-215 Fig 2
13 221 &222 Fig 2
14 224 Fig 2
15 240 Fig 2
Fig 1: Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions (1 Of 2)
G00222961Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
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