Rebel Editor May 12, 2021 25 Comments



How to fix car door latch

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DIY Video showing how to repair a Mercedes trunk actuator
Step by step so anyone can do it.

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  1. Baxxo997

    You're doing a great job,thanks. my own does not open with remote control and manually all I hear is and attempt to open but it closes with remote control and the red button on the trunk normally, what do I need to do,please.

  2. ROBERT SALSTROM

    If the keyless system is working intermittently what else might the
    problem be such as a faulty FOB receiving unit or a bad sensor, etc. for
    a 97 E320 Mercedes with the jack knife FOB. It seems to work more
    often when I aim the key towards the mirror receiver.

  3. skliros

    parents have ml that hummed but wouldnt open. i took it apart today but didnt see anything broken. i went one step further and bent back the four metal tabs and removed the upper case from the lower part. greased everything and now it works.

  4. s p

    Hi,Are you know any seller in US for this latch actuator rod part HGB6026?

  5. Elisamuel Hernandez

    I tried but then the trunk When I closed the door it will remain locked. I don’t know I do not know what I could have done wrong, Can you help me?

  6. Cool Mawu

    can someone assist me to locate the fuse for this actuator?

  7. dlb werks

    Greetings… how did you get the cover off? Just bore out the plastic pins?

  8. Brianna Jomen

    Just so you all know..that part is actually pot metal.
    it can not be welded or soldered..drilling usually does not work.
    and no amount of glue will hold that piece over any long period of time reliably.
    Believe me when I say that I have tried.

  9. laenaszone

    Thank you Thank you Thank you. This was EXACTLY what happened to mine. You already saved me some money. Thumbs up and Subscriped with the bell.

  10. jc iii

    I have a 2009 gl 550. My front door locks and trunk lock have stopped working. Is it electrical or is there a simple tip or trick to reset? Seems improbable that all actuators have failed.

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