my s550 will not start,changed battery,instrument panel and radio comes on ,engine will not turn over

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Asked by kidelivers Jan 15, 2017 at 12:36 PM about the 2010 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 550

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

replaced battery in my 2010 s550 ,instrument panel lights and radio works, car still will not start ,engine will not turn over

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if cables/grounds and battery is charged/ok.....then next step is to replace the starter

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My S550 has two batteries - starter batter under hood and accessories battery in the trunk.

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In 2009 MB S550 eliminated trunk battery. Following years there is one large 12v starter battery under hood against passenger firewall. There is another small auxiliary 12v battery under driver side dash which assists in electronic gear shifting and transmission operation. MB sophisticated electronics require healthy batteries, alternator, sensors, fuses and SAM (single acquisition module). They all must be working properly and SAM must be programmed to vehicle. This will allow functionality buttons to work prevent premature battery draw. You would think MB would have these related problems solved. They do not.

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S 550 2013 pushed start white line across dash would not start and nothing can on no light nothing what so ever changed key battery still nothing look to me like a fuse any help

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My 2008 s550 amg will not start when I push in the push start button the and Radio comes on but the Engine won’t crank

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I change the battery in lies the radio and all that work but the car still won’t start what would it be

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The problem could be the front sam unit, push down on all the relays and try to start it, if that doesn’t work remove each one and put them back if it starts your sam unit is going bad if that doesn’t solve it then your next step is to check your ecu

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Take relay for the starter which is in the front pass side in the hood relay L take cover off relay press the relay . So it makes contact you're starter shood trun then use the key and the car will start

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