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Took car for an MOT and the bulb started working so it went straight through, must be dodgy wire somewhere All is well again :)

Hi could you please help.. I recently had an error light come on my dash indicating that I had a bulb out somewhere on the car. After checking I found my full beam bulb is not working, however despite the bulb looking fine I replaced it anyway but it still won't work. I then checked the fuses...

I'm in! At last. All of the above would not work. On the advice of a friend I painfully drilled a hole directly above the key barrel on the boot and managed to get access the vaccume pipe which I pulled about and squeezed and the boot simply popped open straight away. I can honestly say that we...

I've pulled the footwell right apart and there are so many wires and none that are clear to me which are power therefore I do not dare to try this way. I have however managed to access through the centre part of the rear seat area (where the ski storage is and I can now see the terminals but...

Yes you have to turn key to the left then push in, nut this doesn't work - I think the mechanism must be damaged. I've also tried power to the terminal under the bonnet with good earth, this also failed. These are both of the emergency entries so it looks as though I'll have to break through...

CKLclive thanks for reply. I've looked in the footwell and there are hundreds of wires! I assume this should be a think red wire or similar? I'll check out under the bonnet next, thanks again

Thanks Diesel Benz, I checked the owners manual and I was turning in the correct way, I think it is broken inside due to lack of use ( I spent 2 hours with WD40 getting it clean). I've also tried connecting power to what I think were the right terminals on the passenger side under the bonnet...

1998 CLK230 Sport I cannot get into my bootlid as my battery has been removed so can't work off the buttons and the key is turning both ways but won't release it. I read some of the threads from other people and so I tried to connect power to the port under the bonnet but this also won't work...