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Imam isti problem sada. Ukoliko si rijesio problem, mozes mi reci sta je bilo u pitanju? Kod mene je C200 u pitanju.

Jesse Ganzales I bought it on Amazon or eBay, not sure exactly. As I did that few years ago, that model isn’t available anymore but there are other ones quite similar to the one I had. Usually everything above/around $30 is ok for that use.

Bet ima make sure to get the push to start because my crossfire been having this issue for a while

wcswinger78 if you isolate/remove mechanical part, only electrical part will stay so you can start it with your hand as long as you have your key fob near the key ring. Otherwise it won’t start as main computer module won’t allow the car to start. That’s the reason why I installed push to start button-more security and easy to use.

@@veky1405 I don’t know if you still see the comments, but if you remember (and don’t mind) let me know how hard it was to add push to start and would you recommend a generic type kit?

@@veky1405 also, do you know if there’s a huge difference in adding a push to start to a 1997 c280 it has the same key/ignition set-up. Any help is appreciated‼️ thanks in advance.

Yes, and I posted some videos about that as well

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@@veky1405 can you please send me your email Adress or write me an email to 76achilles@gmx.de I have some questions, please!

Janok Imdat pls feel free to ask here-that’s why this is public so everyone can learn. Thank you

Roxette Loya sorry for the late reply-a lot of notifications that the real one I didn’t see immediately.

Connie Davis yes I know, I was inpatient so I finished it and didn’t make a video. But I added a vote diagram link in all of them. That will help you connect any push to start button module you buy on eBay/Amazon... Note that each push to start button manufacturing company might have slightly different security and connection methods, but in general they are very similar and straight fwd. If you come to that point, and everything b4 you did yourself, last part will be piece of cake.

jimsdog23main issue is that there’s no iRobot service center near me so the only option is to ship Roomba to iRobot in CA if it’s under insurance. If not, buy new one (like me unfortunately) if you don’t know how to fix it.

Veky V: So my how my Roomba enters in front of my bed is it goes inside, The infrared Sensor gets stuck inside, and my Roomba Lifts up and gets Error 5.

Veky V: I have a fix by moving to a new location

Trudy Lester I installed push to start so no more issues after that as the system was electronic only and easy to replaced in case of any issue.

Yes it is. Car is in Naples FL

Brian Hartman yes it is. In Naples Florida. You can find more info on the Ft. Myers Craigslist

Bojan Vrščaj hvala na javljaju i drago mi je da vam je pomogao. Srdačan pozdrav

Did you apply the button on top of the key sensor, is that why you still need the original key? And will you need the key around to keep the engine running?

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Please check the above video that I posted-might help you. Thanks

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Johnny Guerrero , thanks for your question. No need to program, your old key is already with the code chip inside that the ring around the push to start button will recognize once you put your key near by.

Sweet! Did you change your whole ignition switch or just the key cylinder?

Johnny Guerrero, thanks for your question. I changed just the cylinder so I don’t need to insert the key, turn it etc. I had a double digital security: push to start box security that I hide below the transmission and original Mercedes engine security from the key and the ring that is around the cylinder itself/Start button after

K. Dreads, only regular drill for metal is good enough. Cool it down with some WD40 and you’ll be on with only one head

Try pushing it in. Then the ignition slides out to the right.

Lord Esaw - I eliminated completely cylinder lock as in my case was the same-didn't want to turn at all and I wasn't able to unlock the steering wheel as wheel. If you manage to unlock the steering wheel by turning the key, then you should be able to remove just key cylinders block, order new one with a new set of metal key parts and then you're good. Only problem then is that you'll have one set of keys for glove compartment and doors in case remote stop working, and other only for starting the car. That's why I eliminated whole thing and installed push to start button. You can see other video I posted with some explanation.

Leiali, thank you for writing. Not sure that taking the car to the shop will be worthwhile for any Crossfire as their price is not so high anymore. I would recommend you to try so it yourself how you explained and if you manage to start it, excellent-then home you can play with it. I didn't understand you, which pedals you think I removed? The hardest part can be to drill the pin if you can't unlock the steering wheel, especially if you're doing it without good tools like me :) Once you do that and manage to take out whole cylinder with a steering wheel lock part, then you're fine. I posted that video as whatever I searched, they didn't explain that the back part wires can be disconnected without completely separating whole ignition metal part. I spent a lot of time doing it for no reason as in the end, I installed push to start button that didn't require any extra ignition metal parts.

Thanks for the reply, looking closer I see what I thought was the floor of the car was actually just the bottom piece of the dash hanging down. Unfortunately somebody jumped on the deal before I got the chance to even go take a look at it, but thanks to you if another deal like this comes around I'll be ready for it.

Check my other videos-there's some good explanation

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