Electronic throttle issues in Jeep CRD 3.0L diesel engine made by Mercedes
They don't seem to have much experience with diesel engines.
I originally purchased my Jeep from an out of state Chrysler dealer.
Present dealer is in California.
Can anyone shed some light on what may be the actual culprit which has caused this domino effect? Should the intercooling system be checked?
A certified Mercedes Benz mechanic recommended, I have the crank shaft position sensor checked. Thanks, LJussen
They don't seem to have much experience with diesel engines.
I originally purchased my Jeep from an out of state Chrysler dealer.
Present dealer is in California.
Can anyone shed some light on what may be the actual culprit which has caused this domino effect? Should the intercooling system be checked?
A certified Mercedes Benz mechanic recommended, I have the crank shaft position sensor checked. Thanks, LJussen
L Jussen
I'm driving a Grand Cherokee 3.0L CRD made in 2007. From the begining I would like to let you know that english language is not my mother language, consequently some spelling issues may occur.
During a regular trip made just couple a days ago, sudenly, an engine check light flash on the dashboard together with a red light (it's about gear box related, it's like a thunder sign bordered by 2 vertical lines). I was stopped, switched off the engine, re-ignited, than the red ligh goes off but engine check still on. The car was starting running like hell, loosing power, not beeing able to go over 2000 RPM. Moreover, if I was trying for full acceleration from 1500 RPM the car replay like hell: was feeling of hammering underneath. Just driving slowly with very,very gently acceleration up to app. 2000 rpm. After couplke of KM's I was stoipped to a garage. Investigations made, but they cannot do much. They just re-set the car computer and erase the error. A computerising pressure test waqs made: this is made by 5 steps - first 4 steps were running OK, the 5-th one gave error by saying is to slow. Just FYI, I was 250 Km away from home on the way home. As the garage guys have seen, looks like it's about a flow valve from high pressure pump nor 1 of 6 injectors. The garage guys were saying also that could be an injector re-tour issue which is given a troubleshooting to the flow valve. I'm not sure, is just a supposition as looks like some deep investigations are in need.
Did anyone else met this kind of trouble? If yes, may I have an advise from you?

If you still hear the knocks in your engine, have your mechanic check your EGR valve, as well as the turbo. If you're loosing acceleration, and your engine is working hard, clearing the computer error codes will not solve it.
All the best. L Jussen
They don't seem to have much experience with diesel engines.
I originally purchased my Jeep from an out of state Chrysler dealer.
Present dealer is in California.
Can anyone shed some light on what may be the actual culprit which has caused this domino effect? Should the intercooling system be checked?
A certified Mercedes Benz mechanic recommended, I have the crank shaft position sensor checked. Thanks, LJussen
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I was an independent product trainer for chrysler europe from 07 to 09.
In europe the OM642 or v6 320CDI was sold from 06 to last productions in jeep commander, grand cherokee & 300c sedan&touring.
The 300c touring was the Dodge Magnum with 300C front.
Production was in austria in gratz in the puch factory.
you know everythingread maybe the first post... I see now, you are the 240D troll again
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So I perform all my own maintenance and repair. I use Auto Enginuity to perform all diagnostic trouble shooting. I also purchased a dealer service manual for repairs.
https://mbworld.org/forums/diesel-fo...-r-glk-v6.html
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Find a GOOD Independent MB shop (or maybe a Sprinter Shop).
I have heard from many that the Chrysler shops don't know how to fix them, and the MB shops don't like (or won't) touch them.




