Jumpstarting the Mercedes-Benz B200 is going to be the same as other vehicles, except the battery's not located in the engine compartment, but typically can be found in the trunk, or under a cover at the passenger's seat. Yeah, it's weird. Your choices when it comes to jumping are going to be another vehicle, a booster starter jump box, or a battery charger. Whichever method You use, the proceSSRemains the same: Hook the positive cable to the positive terminal/jump point under the hood (note, not to the battery itself) and then do the same with the other end, if You're jumping with a vehicle. Now, do the negative cable, latching it to an unpainted surface under the engine hood (After connecting to the negative clamp on the helper car, if applicable). Now, either start the remote vehicle, or turn on the booster box or charger, and You can start Your B200.
Rose F
July 30, 2020
To jump-start a Mercedes Benz B200 you will need another car. Pull the car up with both hoods facing each other as close as possible. Open the hood and connect the positive and negative terminals to each of the batteries. Start the helper car and than let the engine run for about a minute and start the car with the dead battery to see if it is charged up.
David Freeth
March 18, 2024
Rose F obviously does not know anything about a B200 the battery is not under the hood its in the drivers footwear.
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