Hi, I want to ask for w203 can you code options like amg menu that shows tyre pressures (if equipped with tpms from factory)? any detail will help.
W203 facelift AMG coding
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Hello, i think on w203 there is no amg menu available!
For tire pressure :
The car have tpms in factory or it is possible to have with variant coding in the esp and maybe in the ki
For tire pressure :
The car have tpms in factory or it is possible to have with variant coding in the esp and maybe in the ki
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The Schrader system mod should work for you you need to google it.(Easy active TPMS retrofit)
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There is an AMG logo (big navigation facelift) but not sure which menu do you think?
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W203 (old C-Class) is a DAS Cars, you can work withs Simple Developer in DAYS, nothing Special, Entwicklungsdaten, Variantcodierung, and of course you can Activate TMPS but you dont have it! Dont worry what you See than in Display first all 4 Tires and Bar and in Next Start you Car you get Error in KI, (the System Checking if you have Sensor in your Tires if Not = Error) and you can New make your Coding before, This is my Experience on old w220.
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Only retrofitting the sensors in the tires will not be enough to get TPMS in your w203. I am not sure if it was an option anyway in that era of MB? But if you need the antenna system and the control unit for TPMS as well (if you want to get displayed the pressure in each tire).
What maybe could work is activating the passive TPMS via ABS/ESP module. At least even the early 204 and later had that passive system. No need for TPMS sensors in your car, the pressure is controlled by the ABS system due to the fact that a loss of pressure will lead to a difference in the RPM of the tires.
What maybe could work is activating the passive TPMS via ABS/ESP module. At least even the early 204 and later had that passive system. No need for TPMS sensors in your car, the pressure is controlled by the ABS system due to the fact that a loss of pressure will lead to a difference in the RPM of the tires.
Following the conversation about the activation of the true TPMS with sensors on each wheel, I am only testing it on two wheels on a W203 as I still cannot check on all four!
If anyone can confirm that the system only works with two (2) pressure sensors, I would appreciate the help
If anyone can confirm that the system only works with two (2) pressure sensors, I would appreciate the help
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I do not know about any system that works with less than 4 sensors. That would not make any sense. But maybe Mercedes had a different system in the past, I do not now that for sure.
Will look at WIS to recheck W211 and W203 if there was a system with TPMS anyway and with the amount of sensors (min/max).
Will look at WIS to recheck W211 and W203 if there was a system with TPMS anyway and with the amount of sensors (min/max).
The issue with the 2 sensors was just to confirm that the entire system is working as it should!
The ultimate goal is to place the 4 sensors on the wheels, but I will only be able to do this installation at the end of the year!
The ultimate goal is to place the 4 sensors on the wheels, but I will only be able to do this installation at the end of the year!
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Ok, I see.
You can check in your data card if you have RDK or TPMS:
"Simple" pressure control is Code 477, TPMS system (with sensors) is Code 475. Then you have items A69/1, A69/2, A69/3 and A69/4, those are the four sensors.
You can check in your data card if you have RDK or TPMS:
"Simple" pressure control is Code 477, TPMS system (with sensors) is Code 475. Then you have items A69/1, A69/2, A69/3 and A69/4, those are the four sensors.
