Emulator-MB-Sprinter, W210, W208, W2211, W639, W906, W169, W245, W202, W203, W209

Mercedes Benz Universal Emulator - ESL, ELV - With Lock Sound

Works with Sprinter, W169, W245, W202, W203, W208, W209, W210, W211, W639, W906, Dodge, Freightliner Vans

Plug and Play - No programming required

Mercedes electronic steering lock problems are among the most common issues in the Mercedes-Benz starting system. When this occurs, the dealer must order a new steering lock and program it, which is expensive and requires waiting time.

This Emulator will fix your steering lock malfunction error. The Mercedes-Benz ESL ELV Universal Steering Lock Emulator bypasses Mercedes ELV issues.

No coding is required. Simply connect it, and it will resolve your Mercedes ESL failure.

If you would like to move the Mercedes steering lock emulator to a different vehicle for diagnostic purposes, the steering lock bypass emulator can be connected to another car without coding.

How to Use or Fix Mercedes-Benz ESL ELV MB Universal Steering Lock Emulator

Unplug the ELV wire from the original steering lock unit.

If the steering lock is in lock mode, remove the steering lock from the vehicle.

Connect the Mercedes ELV emulator to the vehicle.

Start the vehicle.

What Is Mercedes-Benz ESL ELV MB Universal Steering Lock Emulator Light Behavior?

After connecting to the vehicle or to the testing cables, insert the car key into the ignition switch.

If the emulator light turns green, it means it is connected correctly and the car is ready to start.

If the emulator light turns red, it means the key is not synchronized (EIS/EZS issue) or there is another Mercedes EIS-related problem.

If the emulator light does not turn on, check the vehicle’s power supply or the testing cables.