2012 Mercedes Benz ML63FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Perform SCN Coding In Engine Control Unit (2017110004)

Publication date: 2018-02-01
Reference number: 2017110004

PERFORM SCN CODING IN ENGINE CONTROL UNIT

PERFORM SCN CODING IN ENGINE CONTROL UNIT

SERVICE CAMPAIGN BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): 2017110004, Date of Issue:  February 01, 2018
MERCEDES-BENZ: Model 166 with code 805

SERVICE INFORMATION

  • Ensure use of the following versions of XENTRY Diagnosis/XENTRY DAS:

    Use BD/DVD (07/2017  ) or higher XENTRY Diagnosis/DAS version  .

  • Please make sure to follow the operation steps exactly as described in XENTRY/DAS.
  • Use battery charger to ensure sufficient power supply of vehicle on-board electrical system battery  (greater than 12.5 V).
  • If XENTRY/DAS is already connected to the vehicle, start with operation step 2. 

    If two or more software updates or SCN codings are performed during a workshop visit, the operation items 02-4762 and 02-5058 can only be invoiced once for each workshop order! 

WORK PROCEDURE

  1. Connect XENTRY/DAS.
  2. Perform SCN coding in engine  control unit.

    To do so, select menu item "Control units view - Drive type - Motor electronics (ME-SFI) - Adaptations - Control unit update - Update SCN coding".

    Then follow the user guidance in XENTRY Diagnosis/DAS.

  3. Disconnect XENTRY/DAS.

OPERATION TEXT AND FLAT RATE

OPERATION TEXT AND FLAT RATE

Operation no. Operation text Flat rate Accounting no./damage code
02-9446(1) Perform SCN coding in engine  control unit (with XENTRY/DAS connected) Acc. no.: 5499242;  code: 1709P54C42  0.1 h 54 992 42
02-4762(2) Connect/disconnect vehicle diagnosis system (XENTRY/DAS) 0.1 h 54 992 42
02-5058(2) Connect/disconnect battery charger (with XENTRY/DAS connected) 0.1 h 54 992 42
(1) Please manually enter the affected control unit with code and accounting number in the workshop order as per the work instructions
(2) Operation item may only be invoiced once for each workshop order!

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