How to remove Mercedes SL Command Unit for repair

[@verywired1]

one of the best instructional videos I've seen on all of KZbin. straightforward and no nonsense. THANK YOU!!!

[@YouTube.TOM.A]

I've done this before but I like to review the video before doing it again. Very handy review.

[@YouTube.TOM.A]

I am coming back to you since I have to do this again on another vehicle. couldn't help saying thank you again.

[@MandBSpecialist]

We are happy it could help you

[@YouTube.TOM.A]

Thanks to you I was able to reconnect the transmission shift pushrod back to the bottom of the transmission selector module. I was parked in a very bad place the car could not be put in park, would not start and would not drive. I'm always glad when technicians help viewers.

[@lyndacrockett2863]

all the other videos show the two screws located at the top of the command unit being removed as well. You access those two screws which secure the command unit in FROM THE TOP. The command unit will not drop as shown in this video unless the top screws were removed first. You must use the wedge tool to remove the AC Vents above the command unit in order to access to two top screws.

[@MultiMaitre]

Million Thanks! Helped me a lot to change the switches for ESP / Distronic!

[@macpro5990]

Very nice way and easy explanation

[@willdoo5251]

Loved your demonstration .....superb!! great job!!

[@Alext72]

Is it possible to connect an aux cable directly to the back of this command ntg1 unit? many thanks for the video!

[@bill45colt]

WOW many thanks,,,clear and professionally done,,,i needed that

[@MuhammadBilal-cd7bh]

Can you guide me how to turn off the washer fluid motor that is linked with headlight washers ? It’s not turning off and emptied 3 gallons of washer fluids , there is a button that’s rite next to headlight switch and it’s not working on 04 SL 500 roadster

[@appymarley]

Thank you young lady excellent..🙂

[@200mphBrian]

Nice video straight and to the point why would anybody ever repair one of these units and there's plenty of better units in the aftermarket sector

[@lyndacrockett2863]

because replacing the unit can cost over 2000 dollars

[@siavasha1688]

Reaping 230

[@nicolascottret6180]

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