C24DB
ABS / stability-control fault code, listed for 1 vehicle line from Mercedes-Benz. What it means on each one, with sources, and when the module is the cause.
What C24DB means
CAN communication fault - typically mismatched part numbers after a unit swap
On: 2003-2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan/wagon (W211/S211, pre-facelift)
Is it the ABS module?
Check the cheap things first: battery voltage and the main fuses for the ABS pump and module, the ground straps, the module connector (corrosion, a pushed-back pin) and, for wheel-speed codes, the sensor and its wiring at each wheel. If those are good and the code returns as soon as it is cleared — or the scan tool cannot talk to the ABS module at all — the module itself is the likely cause, and that is what we repair.
Vehicles that set C24DB
C24DB by vehicle
What does C24DB mean on a Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan/wagon (W211/S211, pre-facelift)?
The source we cite for the 2003-2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan/wagon (W211/S211, pre-facelift) lists it as: CAN communication fault - typically mismatched part numbers after a unit swap. That vehicle uses Bosch Bosch Sensotronic Brake Control (SBC) electro-hydraulic brake-by-wire unit. We repair it as part of the Mercedes-Benz SBC (Sensotronic Brake Control) family, quote.
Still not sure?
Send us C24DB, a photo of the module label and your VIN — we tell you whether the module is the likely cause and what it costs, before you pull anything. Asking costs nothing.
C24DB keeps coming back after the checks? Fix the module — from $499.
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