Mercedes-Benz A 200 OBD-II support
Model years 1997 to 2026CombustionOnboarded
The OBDb lists 27 parameters for the Mercedes-Benz A 200, read from 3 control modules. No driver has confirmed them with a real response yet. Drivers have tested model years 2016.
Support by model year
A solid mark means a real response confirmed the parameter. A light mark means the car's signalset reads it but no response has confirmed it yet.
Parameters
The parameters of the Mercedes-Benz A 200, by group. These are the commands that Mercedes-Benz added, and the SAE J1979 standard parameters that real cars confirm. Open a group to see each parameter, how Pelican decodes it, and the model years that real cars confirm.
Connectables12
12V system voltage, hd, Auxiliary battery voltage, Calculated engine load, Commanded equivalence ratio and 8 more8 of 12 commands confirmed by real cars4 in testing8/12Battery7
12V system voltage, hd, Auxiliary battery voltage, DC converter requested voltage, HV battery amperage and 3 more7 in testing0/7Control1
Steering wheel angle1 in testing0/1DTCs1
Distance traveled since diagnostic trouble codes clearedConfirmed by real cars1/1Engine7
Calculated engine load, Commanded equivalence ratio, Distance to next service, Engine coolant temperature and 3 more4 of 6 commands confirmed by real cars2 in testing4/6Engine › OxygenSensors2
Lambda value, Equivalence Ratio Bank 1, Sensor 1, Wide Range O2S Current, O2 Sensor Bank 1, Sensor 1Confirmed by real cars1/1Fuel1
Fuel tank levelConfirmed by real cars1/1Movement9
Front left wheel speed, Front left wheel speed, Front right wheel speed, Front right wheel speed and 5 more1 of 2 commands confirmed by real cars1 in testing1/2Orientation7
Lateral acceleration, Lateral acceleration, Longitudinal acceleration, Longitudinal acceleration and 3 more1 in testing0/1Trips1
HV battery remaining distance1 in testing0/1
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