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ukg300
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Date registered: Feb 2021
Location: London UK
Vehicle(s): W463.227 1994 300GE JDM (AMG)
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| 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
Hi - Cannot seem to map the relay panel in my 300GE to the MB diagram, perhaps as it LHD or JDM? I am looking for the Turn Signal relay, which is listed as #4 - but none of the actual relays look to line up to the diagram. Any help much appreciated. -- Charles
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Otiswesty
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Date registered: Jun 2007
Location: Portland, Oregon
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| Re: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
There are additional relays behind and below that panel as well. At least there was on my 1995 G320.
Here is a pic from DesertStar from his G320. Hope it helps
Ignore the arrow, it is pointing at the OVP or convenience relay
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ukg300
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Date registered: Feb 2021
Location: London UK
Vehicle(s): W463.227 1994 300GE JDM (AMG)
Posts: 3
| Re: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
Thanks - yes those are the fuel pump relay etc. They too positioned in a mirror image on the RHD vehicles it seems, and line up to that relay panel diagram from MB in inverse.
It is the other relays that just not line up to the diagram, even when you invert/reflect the diagram (ie matching required vs missing relays/slots). Wondering if any one has the layout for these RHD panels. |
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DUTCH
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| RE: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
The easy way to determine which is the turn signal relay is to start your turn signal. Then feel each of the relays to find which one is activating. If that doesn't work, start the turn signal and pull the rleays one at a time until the turn signal stops. |
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ukg300
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Date registered: Feb 2021
Location: London UK
Vehicle(s): W463.227 1994 300GE JDM (AMG)
Posts: 3
| RE: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
Yes thanks, that probably the best approach - will post if I decrypt the mapping |
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Doug Nel
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Date registered: May 2006
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Vehicle(s): 1982 280GE 5 door automatic
Posts: 258
| Re: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
My money is on #4 counting from the top left as being #1 relay. The greenish transparent relay |
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Inkblotz
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Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: Georgia
Vehicle(s): 90 300GD "Thundering Turtle II", w/ 603A turbo
Posts: 3190
| Re: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
Turn on your emergency flashers. Same relay. And as Dutch suggests feel for the vibration.
Should be part number : 0035442732 or 0025449232
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JaidynCooper
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| Re: 1994 300ge JDM RHD - relay panel
I'm sorry you're having trouble mapping your relay panel to the MB diagram. It can be tricky to do, especially if you're not familiar with the layout of the relays. Here are a few tips that might help: First, ensure that you look at the correct diagram for your vehicle. Suppose you have a left-hand drive (LHD) or a Japanese domestic market (JDM) vehicle. In that case, the diagram might be slightly different. -Second, take a close look at the numbers on the relays and compare them to the numbers on the diagram. In some cases, the numbers might be different, but the layout of the relays should still match up. |
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