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Mercedes-Benz IMMOBILIZER anti-theft bypass

HOW IT WORKS: There is a small chip in the ignition key called a transponder. When the key is inserted into the
ignition switch it sends a code to the vehicles computer through a receiver coil mounted to the barrel. Once the computer
has identified it as a valid key, it enables the starter and fuel management systems. At present, there is no way to get
around this security without sacrificing 1 of the vehicles keys and installing it under the dash as shown in our diagram. If
the vehicle only has 2 keys and 1 can not be spared, a new key must be purchased and coded to the vehicle by the
dealer. That key can then be used in the bypass.

Ideally, using an original Mercedes Transponder coil part #1684620253 would be best. The Mercedes coil could be tied in
to the relays. If this part is not available to you, you can use some small 22 to 26 gauge wire. Wrap the wire around the
up most front of the ignition switch approximately 9-10 times, then extend the wire out about 12-15 inches and wrap it
around the key about 9-10 times. Take both ends of the wire and connect then to a relay as shown above. The
GROUND OUT on pin #85 of the relay refers to the wire from your remote starter that goes to ground when the starter is
activated. Once this circuit is tested and working, the keyway should either be cut in half or the key should be hidden well
under the dash.
Two relays are required for this bypass to ensure that the vehicle never detects both keys at the same time, which could
cause the keys to stop working all together.

NOTE: The information on this sheet is provided on an “as is” basis with no representation or warranty of accuracy whatsoever. It is the sole responsibility of the installer to
check and verify any circuit before connecting to it. Only a computer safe logic probe or digital multimeter should be used. Wiremagic.com Corp. assumes absolutely no
liability or responsibility whatsoever pertaining to the accuracy or currency of the information supplied. The installation in every case is the sole responsibility of the installer
performing the work and Wiremagic.com Corp. assumes no liability or responsibility whatsoever resulting from any type of installation, whether performed properly, improperly
or any other way. The information supplied is a guide only.

(c)Copyright 1998 Wiremagic.com Corp. All Rights Reserved.

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