Ghost in my E-class part 2

[mkultra78]

Hi, hope I get some help, I am at the end of the road with this issue,

My alarm has started to go off at all times of the day and night (especially at night! Usually 3 am) and I can’t take it anymore!

To resolve the issue I’ve had the communication module replaced and the actual siren but still no joy

MB diagnosis software is saying it’s the rear Glass brake sensor which will end up costing me ££££

I’ve searched on this forum and a few people seem to have had the same issue

Does anyone know? if I can simply unplug the siren or is there a fuse for it. Or can I disable the glass break sensor,

Could someone explain exactly how I could get this fixed, as I am not sleeping at moment with alarm going off!

Any help would welcome

Thanks everyone!

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

Hi, hope I get some help, I am at the end of the road with this issue,

My alarm has started to go off at all times of the day and night (especially at night! Usually 3 am) and I can’t take it anymore!

To resolve the issue I’ve had the communication module replaced and the actual siren but still no joy

MB diagnosis software is saying it’s the rear Glass brake sensor which will end up costing me ££££

I’ve searched on this forum and a few people seem to have had the same issue

Does anyone know? if I can simply unplug the siren or is there a fuse for it. Or can I disable the glass break sensor,

Could someone explain exactly how I could get this fixed, as I am not sleeping at moment with alarm going off!

Any help would welcome

Thanks everyone!

Did you try charging the main car battery?

 

[Continental]

What E class is it (eg w213, w212 …)?

 

[badgx]

I would take car to an independent car audio alarm specialist and get their advice regarding an aftermarket alarm & immobiliser. They should be able to override the factory alarm system. Sorry, hope it gets resolved

 

[Wearsthefoxhat]

If you know which break glass sensor is playing up, I would have thought that you could just either replace that window or put a link across the connector to fool the alarm into thinking that the window wire is fine..

 

[Alps]

I would take car to an independent car audio alarm specialist and get their advice regarding an aftermarket alarm & immobiliser. They should be able to override the factory alarm system. Sorry, hope it gets resolved

the word GHOST confused me at the start too, I don't think its about a GHOST immobiliser