OEM 16-24 Mercedes GLC300 X253 Dash Ignition Switch Button A2059000924
The OEM Dash Ignition Switch Button (Part Number: A2059000924) is a genuine, Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component specifically designed for the dashboard of the Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class (X253 chassis) from 2016 to 2024. This Start/Stop push button provides a premium tactile feel and features factory-matching LED illumination, ensuring perfect aesthetic and functional integration into your vehicle's interior. Manufactured to strict Mercedes-Benz standards, it guarantees reliable performance, seamless communication with the vehicle's electronic systems, and long-lasting durability for your engine starting system.
Function
- Engine Start/Stop Control: Allows the driver to easily start and stop the engine with a simple push when the smart key is detected inside the vehicle.
- Drive Authorization System (DAS) Integration: Communicates directly with the Electronic Ignition Switch (EZS) to verify key authorization before permitting the engine to crank.
- Power Mode Switching: Cycles the vehicle's electrical systems through different power modes (e.g., Accessory, Ignition On) when pressed without applying the brake pedal.
- Status Illumination: Features an integrated LED indicator that changes color to visually display the current ignition status and engine running state.
- Security Interface: Acts as the physical interface for the immobilizer system, ensuring the vehicle cannot be started without an authorized transponder key.
Supported Car Models
- Mercedes-Benz GLC300 (X253) – 2016 to 2022
- Mercedes-Benz GLC250 (X253) – 2016 to 2022
- Mercedes-Benz GLC350e (X253) – 2016 to 2019
- Mercedes-Benz GLC300 Coupe (C253) – 2016 to 2022
- Mercedes-AMG GLC43 (C253/X253) – 2017 to 2020
Note: While listed for the 2016-2024 production years, please verify exact compatibility with your specific VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) before purchasing, as mid-cycle facelifts (such as the 2020 update) may feature slightly different interior trim alignments.
