Emulator Simulator ESL ELV Steering Lock Emulator For VW Crafter For Mercedes Benz W169 W245 W202 W203 W209 W210 W211
Product Overview:
Effortlessly resolve steering lock issues in your Mercedes-Benz with our Universal Steering Lock Emulator. Designed to bypass faulty or broken Electronic Steering Locks (ESL/ELV), this device allows you to get back on the road quickly without costly dealer repairs or the need for programming. Simply plug it in, and you’re all set!
Key Features:
Plug-and-Play Installation: No programming or coding required—just connect and go.
Authentic Lock Sound: Emulates the original steering lock sound for a seamless experience.
LED Indicator for Diagnostics:
Green Light: Connection successful; the car is ready to start.
Red Light: Key mismatch or EIS (Electronic Ignition Switch) issue.
No Light: Check power supply and connections.
Supported models and years of Mercedes：
1997 – 1999: For E290
1997 – 2005: For E320
1997 – 2006: For C180, C200, C220, C240, C250, C280, C320, C CLASS
1997 – 2008: For E CLASS
1997 – 2009: For E220,E230, E240, E250, E280, E300，CLK CLASS
2001 – 2004: For CL203, CL CLASS
2001 – 2006: For C160, C320, C350
2002 – 2009: For E500
2002 – 2011: For G CLASS
2002 – 2018: For G63
2003 – 2009: For E350, E550, Sprinter
2004 – 2006: For CLS55, CLS500
2004 – 2007: For CLS CLASS
2004 – 2009: For E400
2004 – 2012: For A CLASS
2004 – 2017: For VITO
2005 – 2006: For CLS300
2005 – 2008: For R Class
2005 – 2010: For CLS63
2005 – 2011: For B CLASS
2005 – 2018: For G55
2006 – 2010: For CLS320
2006 – 2018: For G320, G500
2006 – 2020: For CLS350
How It Works:
1.Preparation:
Confirm the issue is with the ESL module. Similar symptoms may be caused by faulty keys, ignition switches, or relay modules.
If the steering lock is engaged, remove the ESL before installation.
Installation:
2.Disconnect the ELV wire from the original steering lock unit.
Plug in the emulator to the car’s connector.
Testing:
3.Insert the key into the ignition.
Check the LED indicator:
Green Light: Connection successful; the car is ready to start.
Red Light: Key mismatch or EIS issue.
No Light: Inspect power supply and wiring.
Important Notes:
VIN Encoding: If replacing the ignition with a used unit, ensure the chassis number (VIN) matches; otherwise, the engine won’t start.
Faulty Diagnosis: Similar issues can occur due to faulty keys or ignition switches—confirm the ESL is the problem.
