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Where is the Mercedes key sensor located?

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MargaretLee
07/25/25 2:31am
The Mercedes key sensing area is located on the car's center console. Here is some information about the Mercedes key sensing area: 1. The sensing receiver in Mercedes cars is very sensitive. When the car key is in your pocket and within two meters of the car, the car door can be easily opened without any operation. The signal receiver is located below the center console. 2. When the remote key has sufficient battery, it operates effectively within a range of several meters. If there are obstacles between the car and the key or if the key's battery is low, the operational range will be reduced.
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