Summary: An electronic gear selector reports the lever position to the gearbox electronics, so when it fails the car can ignore the gear you choose or show a selector warning. Gear selector module repair on that unit is what this page is for, carried out on our own bench. Your garage lifts the selector out and sends it on to us by post from any UK postcode. It is your original selector that we repair and send back, with a lifetime warranty attached. The Mercedes A-Class listing quotes the repair cost in full.
- What drivers notice: a gear that does not register when selected, or a selector warning on the dash.
- Tested before return: the repaired selector goes through a Hardware-in-the-Loop test in our workshop before it is packed up for you.
- On this page: the Mercedes A-Class (1998–2005) gear lever, the one selector listed for now.
Land Rover and Range Rover owners with a rotary gear selector will find those units covered in far more depth on our page about Land Rover gear selector repairs.
For a selector from any other car, the repair form takes the make, model and the fault you are seeing, and one of our engineers will reply about that unit.
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