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SL ROLLBAR WARNING LIGHT - 1/4/2004 9:23:47 AM

dave franklin

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All R129 owners can any body help me.

I have had my SL320 diagnosed by mercedes with no joy.

After a flat battery the roll bar warning light stays on all the time and the roll bar switch flashes

when roll bar is down and goes out when roll bar is up. Also the windows intermittently stop lowering when you open the door.

I have Tried synchronization with no luck.

If any body can help or email a diagram of where the control modules

are located that would be great

Thanks.

Dave Franklin (uk)

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SL ROLLBAR WARNING LIGHT - 3/11/2004 9:38:56 PM

kevinsl

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I just purchased a 97 sl320 and I have the same problem that my roll bar light blinks with the rol bar down. I also had the batteries disconnected. I can't find a way to get the light to go off.

I am new to this forum. Have you had any luck with your problem If so please advise.

Thanks.

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RE: SL ROLLBAR WARNING LIGHT - 2/17/2005 8:37:11 PM

sonysmith

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I had a 96 SL320 with the same problem. Do you know any way to fix it. Thanks

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RE: SL ROLLBAR WARNING LIGHT - 2/18/2005 11:52:22 AM

bobterry99

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I had the same problem with a '96. I believe it is caused by a fault code being set in the soft top controller. I know of no way to clear the code other than to take the car to a dealer or an independent who has a Mercedes Hand-Held Tester or equivalent diagnostic tool. My dealer spent about 5 minutes clearing my code and charged me $100. On a '95 or older car you can clear the code yourself.

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