FBS4 ESL/ELV Repair in a W247 Mercedes-Benz B-class using AVDI

Hello, friends!
 
Here we are at the second video about the Electronic Steering Lock repair functionality. This time, I will show you how to clear the ESL error from a Mercedes-Benz W247 B-class vehicle. The ESL is blocked, the car cannot be started or moved, so I need to resolve the problem fast and on the spot.
 
Using the MN033 - FBS4 ESL Repair functionality and the CB026 cable set by ABRITES I can clear errors like the B225409 and continue fixing the module unbothered.
 
The connection to the ESL within the car is different from that on bench. First, I need to remove the glove compartment, in order to get to the ESL. Then, I cannot use the designated ESL/ELV connector of the CB026. The ESL/ELV's module connector is difficult to reach, so in this case I need to use the needle connector to connect to the diagnostic line of the ELV module via the vehicle's wiring. In this car the diagnostic line is between pin 1 of the blue EZS connector and pin 2 of the ELV connector. It may vary between different platforms. After that, what you do in the ABRITES Diagnostics for Mercedes-Benz menu is exactly the same as on bench.
 
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AVDI FAN
 
Hardware used:
1. AVDI - https://abrites.me/avdi-mn033-in-vehicle
2. CB026 - https://abrites.com/products/cb026
3. CB104 - https://abrites.me/cb104-in-vehicle
4. CB106 - https://abrites.me/cb106-in-vehicle
 
Software used:
1. AMS - https://abrites.me/ams-in-vehicle
2. MN033 - https://abrites.me/mn033-in-vehicl