What to do if the Mercedes-Benz C200 shows no response when starting?

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LenaAnn
07/30/25 12:16am
Mercedes-Benz C200 showing no response when starting may be due to a dead battery. If the vehicle shows no response when starting, do not repeatedly attempt to start it, as this can easily lead to severe battery depletion, making it even harder to start again. The correct approach is to try starting it 3 times, and if unsuccessful, wait for 3-5 minutes before trying again. The steps to check the battery are as follows: 1. At the moment of turning on the power, check if the dashboard and indicator lights, especially the detection switch on the machine, respond. If not, inspect the switch, battery, wiring harness, etc. If they do respond, proceed to the next step. 2. When attempting to start, check if the starter makes a clicking sound. If it does, inspect the starter and power supply. If it doesn't, check the wiring harness, fuses, ignition switch, etc. 3. If the starter turns normally, inspect the fuel system, high-voltage circuit, fuses, spark plugs, timing components (including the distributor, etc.), and even consider if the engine requires a major overhaul.
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