Okay. Unfortunately with this being a Mercedes, it may need to have a scan tool hooked to it in order to monitor or communicate with the modules to see if they have been disabled due to the alarm system. MB is well known for not giving much detail when the security system is the issue. Basically, the engineering teams in Germany never thought about the "do it yourself-er" when designing these vehicles. They expected their clientele to have this work done by a dealer so the scan tool for MB should tell more about what is happening.
At this point, the fact that the alarm goes off and you have no spark, the alarm system is the main culprit and I would not recommend going much further until we can eliminate that because no matter what part you put on it, it won't work if the security system has shut it out.
Here is a guide that goes through the basics. Scroll down to the specific OEM's because MB is there however, I am not sure this will cure all alarm issues but it is worth a try. After that, we may need to consult a dealer or someone with the scan tool to dig further into this.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-reset-a-security-system
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Tuesday, July 30th, 2019 AT 4:53 AM