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I have checked haynes.com but it seems like they only cover C230 - C350. Any other good sources to check? I have tried to contact Mercedes-Benz Europe directly via e-mail for a regular manual, but they haven't answered that now in 4 weeks, so a question on repair manual seems to be in vain.

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Try Mercedes Parts or e-bay UK where you will find a range of manuals for sale over the weeks

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Mercedes Benz repair manuals are very well kept by the company. Haynes or any other repair manual providers usually don't touch upon these vehicle. The reason is due to the complexity of the the vehicles systems.

  • Most issues have to be diagnosed using Star Diagnostics (factory scan tool), and

  • Documentation for disassembly & reassembly procedures, technical bulletins, and, recalls, is found in their WIS system (log in required factory software).

  • Component locations and wiring diagrams are found on Star Finder database (log in required web-site)

Also, replacing any modules require the Star Diagnostics computer in order to transfer the coding from the old component to the new one. Anything on the Engine CAN communication system can only be ordered by a dealership and only after the owner of the vehicle provides proof of ownership (license, registration, and title) as well as a written signature.

Mercedes Benz puts a lot of work into developing their vehicles. They don't want anyone except trained mechanics working on them.

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