This Hella Fuel Flap Locking Motor Solenoid is an electric actuator designed for central locking s...This Hella Fuel Flap Locking Motor Solenoid is an electric actuator designed for central locking systems. It converts rotational movement into linear motion to lock, unlock, or adjust key components in your vehicle, specifically for the fuel filler flap. It operates at 12V and is engineered for long-lasting use, tested against dirt, heat, and mechanical stress, ensuring reliable performance. Easy installation is designed for customer assembly for dependable operation. This part fits various Mercedes-Benz models including A-Class (W169), B-Class (W245), C-Class (W203, S203, CL203), E-Class (W211, S211), CLK (A209, C209), and SLK (R171). The part numbers include A2038201997, 2038000075, and A2038000075. Trust in Hella's quality, a global leader in the handheld transmitter market.
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This guide helps owners of Mercedes-Benz vehicles understand and use the Hella Fuel Flap Locking Motor Solenoid (6NW 008 066-001). This device provides reliable control over your fuel filler flap, enhancing security and convenience. Note that proper installation is crucial for optimal performance, and it is designed for customer assembly.
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Model Part Number
6NW 008 066-001
Brand
Hella
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FAQs
Where is the solenoid located?
The fuel flap locking motor solenoid is located near the fuel filler flap, typically within the vehicle's body structure.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will typically need basic hand tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, and possibly a multimeter.
What if the solenoid fails?
If the solenoid fails, the fuel filler flap may not open or close correctly. Replacement is typically necessary.
Is professional installation required?
While designed for customer assembly, some users may prefer professional installation to ensure proper function.
How do I test if the solenoid is working?
Lock and unlock your vehicle and listen for the solenoid's operation near the fuel filler flap. You can also visually inspect the fuel filler flap to see if it locks and unlocks.
What is the operating voltage?
The solenoid operates on 12V.
Troubleshooting
Fuel filler flap does not open.
Check the solenoid's electrical connections. Verify that the vehicle's central locking system is functioning correctly.
Fuel filler flap does not lock.
Inspect the solenoid for physical damage. Ensure the solenoid is correctly aligned and installed.
Solenoid makes a clicking sound but does not operate.
Check the fuse related to the central locking system. Replace if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enhanced Security: Securely locks the fuel filler flap.
Convenience: Provides remote access to the fuel filler flap.
Durability: Built to withstand various environmental conditions and mechanical stress.
Wide Compatibility: Suitable for a range of Mercedes-Benz models.
Cons
Requires professional installation to ensure proper function.
Failure may render the fuel filler flap inaccessible.
Potential for electrical issues if improperly installed.
Not a universal fit; only compatible with specified Mercedes-Benz models.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This solenoid is specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz A-Class (W169), B-Class (W245), C-Class (W203, S203, CL203), E-Class (W211, S211), CLK (A209, C209), and SLK (R171) models. Confirm compatibility with your specific vehicle before installation using part numbers A2038201997, 2038000075, or A2038000075.
Installation: The solenoid is designed for customer assembly. Refer to your vehicle's service manual for specific installation instructions. Generally, this involves accessing the fuel filler flap area, removing the old solenoid (if applicable), and connecting the new Hella solenoid.
Electrical Connections: Ensure all electrical connections are secure and properly connected to prevent any malfunctions.
Care: Regularly check the solenoid for any signs of damage or wear. Keep the area around the solenoid clean to prevent dirt and debris from affecting its operation.