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HAWKWIND; What was the resolution of this, my CLK320 seems to have the same problem! NOTE SORRY, I DIDN'T SEE THE SECOND PAGE!

Thank you Ted "FWIW", has and is great advice, for which I am grateful. Tomorrow I'll remove the door module, or the wiring if that's possible. But, if I can't move the seat back it will be undrivable, and expensive to uplift. I'm driving an 05 plate Passat at the moment, but the diesel...

Modelman My first though, but this is a Merc! The fuse designation chart states: Seat adjustment right Fuse 7, 8, 9, all of them? They also effect other options! Tab

Hi Thanks folks for your assistance. Can I ask you this; "Are you basing your diagnosis on the forward movement of the drivers seat, the flat battery caused by a known seat module problem, or both?" I have to move the car to a more accessible location, it's 50 miles from my home! If I...

Ted If I connect the battery, put the seat back in a drivable position; is it possible to remove the seat module and then check for the drain? I'd like to be able to just remove the seat fuse, but that seems not to be the case! Is the seat module located under the seat? Unfortunately...

Thanks for responding Ted. A regular multimeter on it's lowest setting. The drivers seat has moved forward since it was parked, does that give a clue?

Hi I'm a new member. 1998 CLK320 petrol 92,000 miles. Stored for three years, battery dead, I replaced the battery along with the starter motor, and a new petrol filter. I took it for a two mile spin, ran fairly well, engine needs tuning. This is a pristine unblemished example inside and out...

1998 CLK320 petrol 92,000 miles. Stored for three years, battery dead, I replaced the battery along with the starter motor, and a new petrol filter. I took it for a two mile spin, ran fairly well, engine needs tuning. This is a pristine unblemished example inside and out, owned and only driven...