Mercedes Steering Column Fault – Engine Does Not Start

It's very likely that your electronic steering column unit (also referred to as an ESCL) has developed a fault.
In the early 2000s Mercedes introduced the ESCL as a security device. It’s designed to lock the steering column as soon as the key is withdrawn from the ignition barrel.

The new ESCL modules installed on C-class and E-class Mercedes models are particularly prone to faults.

Here at Car Keys Solutions we have a procedure to replace your faulty steering lock and program the new one right away.

Of course you could take your car to a main dealership, but then you’d have to wait days for them to order a “workshop key” from the factory (also known as a “green key”) which contains programming software unique to your vehicle. And then you’d have to wait for the technicians there to find the time to make use of that key.

Then again, we have the specialist Mercedes equipment that enables us to do exactly the same thing in just a couple of hours – wherever your car may be And we’ve got everything you need already in stock: steering lock units and even Mercedes remote keys in the new style chrome finish.

Our same day service means you can avoid the expense and inconvenience of getting your car towed to the dealership … and having to hire another car to get you round in the interim.

To find out more, visit our blog page Mercedes steering column lock fault fix , drop into our shop Car Keys at 142-144 East End Road, London, N2 0RZ, or call us on 0203 393 5669.