I spotted this one on the local Craigslist just a few miles from me. The car is
all there, it’s been parked for 5 years, but ran before he lost the key. He got
the VIN coded key, but somebody changed the iggie at some point so the key
doesn’t work. He disassembled it enough to know that he
Are these cars like the W123/126 in the way of ignition lock removal?
Pretty much.
Is it possible to hook a battery up and start it without the key using
just the start pull lever?
Not really, in that the key is _supposed_ to interlock the knob.
But sometimes that interlock is broken...
On Wed, 13 Jun 2012 16:20:22 -0700 Kevin Kraly kr...@comcast.net
wrote:
Are these cars like the W123/126 in the way of ignition lock removal?
Sorry, Kevin, I don't know; it's been a long time since I worked on the
W115 we had. I would guess, though, that it would be somewhat a similar
process
I spotted this one on the local Craigslist just a few miles from me.
The car is all there, it's been parked for 5 years, but ran before
he lost the key. He got the VIN coded key, but somebody changed the
iggie at some point so the key doesn't work. He disassembled it
enough to know that he
