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Fuses
The electrical fuses in your vehicle serve to
stop the supply of electricity to a device
that is malfunctioning. This helps to
prevent damage to the other vehicle
electronics. If a fuse is blown, the compo-
nents and systems secured by this fuse
will stop operating.
The following aids are available to help you
change fuses ( page 478):
Fuse chart
Spare fuses
Fuse extractor
Warning!
Only use fuses approved for Mercedes-Benz
with the specified amperage for the system
in question. Never attempt to repair or
bridge a blown fuse. Otherwise, a short cir-
cuit could result and cause a fire.
!
Only install fuses that have been tested
and approved by Mercedes-Benz and
that have the specified amperage
rating. Otherwise, electrical parts or
systems could be damaged.
Never attempt to repair or bridge a
blown fuse. Have the cause determined
and remedied by an authorized
Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.
Practical hints
The electrical fuses are located in different
G
fuse boxes:
Main fuse box in engine compartment
( page 478)
Fuse box in cargo compartment
( page 479)
Fuse box in passenger compartment
( page 479)
!
Keep the fuse boxes free by contamina-
tion and wetness. Otherwise, electrical
parts or systems could be damaged.
Fuses
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when excelerating my rpm are revieving at an unusal high rate
Unusually high RPMs when accelerating in a Mercedes-Benz ML350 could be caused by several factors, including transmission issues, a slipping clutch (for models with manual mode), or engine performance problems. If the transmission is not shifting properly, it may hold lower gears longer, causing higher RPMs. A faulty torque converter or low transmission fluid can also contribute. Additionally, engine hesitation or power loss, as mentioned in the discussion about the ML350 BlueTEC 4Matic, could prevent the engine from efficiently delivering power, leading to higher RPMs under acceleration.
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