Mercedes-Benz ECU Modules

The CarCoding scan map holds 17 module definitions for Mercedes-Benz, spread across 10 module types. The table shows the definitions in the map.

Observations from the map

The Mercedes-Benz map ranks 25 with 17 definitions; the largest module types are: ecu_module (5), abs / esp module (2), engine control unit (2).

16 of the addresses use 11-bit CAN identifiers and 1 use 29-bit identifiers. 2 definitions have scan priority 1; priority decides which module a scan starts from.

The map contains 3 safety-critical module definitions (ABS/brakes and airbag). Opening a diagnostic session on these can turn on a warning lamp; the vehicle must not be driven during the operation.

Modules in the map

Module nameTypeAddressResponsePriority
ECM (Engine, 29-bit)Engine Control Unit18DA33F118DAF1331
ECM (Engine)Engine Control Unit7E07E81
ETC (Transmission)Transmission Control Unit7E17E92
SRS (Airbag) safety-criticalAirbag / SRS Module7E27EA3
ESP (Stability) safety-criticalABS / ESP Module7E37EB4
EPS (Steering)Steering Module7E47EC5
HVAC (Climate)Climate Control Module7E57ED6
Instrument ClusterInstrument Cluster7E67EE7
Gateway (CGW)Gateway Module7E77EF8
ABS safety-criticalABS / ESP Module6324869
SteeringSteering Module6B249610
SG-EM—6625E211
EM1—6245A412
Adaptive Damping SystemSuspension Module69249213
Module 0x784—78478514
Module 0x788—78878915
Module 0x7BC—7BC7BD16

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Data source: the CarCoding ECU scan map (ecuDatabase.ts). The addresses and names in the table are definitions from the map; they can differ depending on the hardware and software version in your vehicle.

Disclaimer: This page offers general information and does not replace an inspection by a qualified workshop. Any work carried out on the vehicle is your own responsibility.