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Why does the Mercedes S500 not respond when starting?

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LeElias

09/05/25 2:13am

There are several reasons why the Mercedes S500 does not respond when starting: Excessive carbon buildup in the car: Too much carbon buildup in the vehicle's engine can cause difficulty in ignition, which may be related to fuel quality or poor valve sealing. Poor electrical connection: Poor connection in the low-voltage circuit or leakage in the high-voltage line. Oil viscosity issues: In colder winter temperatures, changes in oil viscosity can lead to excessively low engine speed, preventing the car's engine from starting. Out of fuel: The vehicle may be out of fuel or the fuel pump may be damaged, preventing the car from starting.

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OEmilio

09/17/25 2:56am

I've been driving a Mercedes S500 for several years, and last month I encountered a situation where the car wouldn't start. At that time, turning the key didn't even produce a clicking sound, and the dashboard lights dimmed, so I suspected it was a battery issue. This car has many electronic devices, and if I forget to turn off the dashcam, leaving it on all night can drain the battery. After jump-starting, I immediately went for a check-up. The mechanic said there was some corrosion on the battery terminals, which just needed cleaning. Additionally, a stuck starter can cause similar issues, especially in humid or rainy conditions. It's advisable to always keep emergency jumper cables handy; you can temporarily solve the problem by getting a jump from another car on the road, but it's best to visit a professional shop as soon as possible for a comprehensive electrical system inspection.

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Paisley

10/31/25 3:26am

I'm a repair shop technician, and dealing with a Mercedes S500 ignition failure requires systematic troubleshooting. The first thing to check is the battery voltage—if it's below 12 volts, the car won't start, and a dead battery is often caused by leaving the headlights on. Next, inspect the ignition switch for wear; in older cars, the contacts might not connect properly when turning the key. Then, check the starter relay located in the engine compartment fuse box—just unplug it and test for continuity to see if it's working. Finally, examine the flywheel ring gear; if the starter gear can't engage, it'll just spin freely. Don't forget to connect a diagnostic tool to read fault codes—the anti-theft module might have locked the engine system. After checking these, you should be able to pinpoint the issue. Avoid blindly replacing parts to save money.

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