2001 ml 320 SRS light came on after battery went low from key on. Dealer playing games.

Have you tried replacing the battery in it?

if original, try flicking the key 5 times and then hold lock and open at the same time, assuming the key starts the car and is original key and remote, you will see the locks actuate if the battery is also good or new, usually they do not loose the fob memmory. try a new battery to the remote first.

Try charging your battery and/or replacing it, sounds like a dead battery. Repost if I am missing something, you didn't say if anything worked at all.

save $100 at the dealer. Ready ..Make sure u have new batteries or batteries are ok. Put key into ignition. now press keyfob anf hold while turning key to on position and count to 30 seconds still holding keyfob button then turnback to left and remove key from ignition. this will reset your keyfob and reprogram your security system. You will also know when your batteries are getting low by your red and green lights wherever their located. When they start blinking 3 times in a row its a sign your batteries are getting low... good luck. hope it helps..

get the code from the dealer ,but you must be able to show you own the car.

Whenever this warning light or any other stays on in the dash it is indicating that the systems control module (or the system sensor in the case of lights like low oil pressure, door open indicators etc.) has detected a fault, it then disables the system (this applies to ABS,TCS, TCM, SRS and BCM faults and others) as long as the light is on. You must now have the dealer hook up a special electronic diagnostic tool and "scan" the system for the fault code that is stored for the problem(s)

Legend of Abbreviations. ABS Antilock brake system.TCS Traction control system, TCM Transmission control module, SRS Supplemental restraint system, BCM Body control module

Check your power steering fluid. Screeching will come from the fluid being too low and would affect the steering. It will also burn out the pump if you don't keep it full.

I'm guessing you mean the SRS light, yes. When you have a bad battery the battery voltage can drop below 10 volts. The SRS unit detects this voltage loss and set a DTC (diagnostic trouble code) for an internal SRS unit failure. You have to erase the DTC memory. You'll need an SCS service connector tool (P/N 07PAZ-0010100) You can order one from your local honda dealer. Don't worry its not more than $10. Then you'll have to find the MES 2pin connector located in the upper right hand corner of the drivers underdash fuse box. It can be gray, green or yellow in color. 1.)Turn the ignition switch off. 2.)Unplug the MES connector from the fuse box and plug your SCS special tool into the MES connector. 3.) Turn the ignition switch on. 4.) The (red) SRS light in the dash will come on for 6 seconds and then go off. Remove the SCS tool from the MES (2P) connector within 4 sec. after the SRS light went off. 5.) The SRS light comes on again. Reconnect the SCS tool to the MES (2P) connector within 4 seconds after the SRS light came on. 6.) The SRS light goes off. Remove the SCS tool from the MES (2P) connector within 4 sec. 7.) The SRS light indicates that the memory is erased by blinking twice. 8.) Turn the ignition switch off and wait ten seconds. You may have to do this procedure a few time to get the steps correct. If this sounds to complicated I'm sure your local Honda dealer would be happy to reset the light for you for no charge. Just let them know that the battery was recently replaced and you think that the SRS light came on due to low battery voltage. -Hope this helps:)

I can tell you this if you drive your car into any mercedes dealer they will show you how to put radio code/they will not charge you for this / Please rate my response Thak you very much

if you pull radio out write down serial # off radio. once you got # call dealer and they shold be able to give you radio #. if they don't I could get it for you. I work at an independent shop in MA and we work on merc bmw porsche land rover volvo . My e-mail is [email protected]