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cls shooting brake engine won't switch off

BillCLS

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Hi, I have a 2014 CLS250 shooting brake. When I turn off the engine and remove the key the engine continues to run. The radio switches off but lights and engine remain on. Has anyone else had this issue or have any ideas what the fault can be. Thank you.
 
Never come across this fault,but I would look at the ignition barrel,have you tried both keys,will be interested when you get it sorted as to what it was. how did you stop the engine,I suppose disconnect the battery
 
Hi, Thanks for your reply. Yes I have tried the other key, still the same. Yes I remove the fuel pump fuse, then disconnect the battery to switch off.
 
Is it a petrol or a Diesel?
 
If diesel, check your engine oil level immediately and don't drive it until you've checked the oil level. It could be start of engine run away possibly?
 
I've only come across this on ML where water gets into SAM unit and shorts it
 
If diesel, check your engine oil level immediately and don't drive it until you've checked the oil level. It could be start of engine run away possibly?
Clearly you have never seen that happen....it does not work like that.
 
I've only come across this on ML where water gets into SAM unit and shorts it
Hi thanks for your response. Yes I did suspect the SAM unit. I have taken the front out and it looks ok, can't see any sign of water ingress / damage.
 
Hi thanks for your response. Yes I did suspect the SAM unit. I have taken the front out and it looks ok, can't see any sign of water ingress / damage.
You need xentry to start checking actual values etc to see what circuits are staying on
 
I don't know much about this particular engine, but on a general note, Diesel engines are not switched off by cutting the electric current alone, but by switching off the fuel supply. There may be a relay somewhere that is responsible for shutting down the fuel pump, that is faulty - alternatively, as others said, this could be down to a faulty ignition switch.
 
I don't know much about this particular engine, but on a general note, Diesel engines are not switched off by cutting the electric current alone, but by switching off the fuel supply. There may be a relay somewhere that is responsible for shutting down the fuel pump, that is faulty - alternatively, as others said, this could be down to a faulty ignition switch.
Thank you for your response. It looks like it could be a faulty ignition switch.
 

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