ODB reader gave me the P0444 code
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2008 GL 320 CDI
ODB reader gave me the P0444 code
Driving 2008 GL320: My Check engine light came on then about 5-10 sec. later the Glow plug light came on, all while the car stated normal. So I attached my ODB reader and it gave me the P0444 code. I thought glow plug issues were in the P0600's series. Anyone have any ideas?
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Driving 2008 GL320: My Check engine light came on then about 5-10 sec. later the Glow plug light came on, all while the car stated normal. So I attached my ODB reader and it gave me the P0444 code. I thought glow plug issues were in the P0600's series. Anyone have any ideas?
lowest hanging fruit is check gas cap
other culprits are more involving and require das readout
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If you have a gas cap then you are in a world of hurt! Diesel only please!
Not at all sure that a vacuum is required on the GL 320.
Not at all sure that a vacuum is required on the GL 320.
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Hahaha...opened and reclosed the RED diesel thing-a-ma-gigigy and the light'S when out. Its all good now
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The reason I mentioned it is because there is no emissions reason for controlling diesel vapors as there is for gasoline vapors. Diesel has a much higher vapor pressure and the vapors that do come from diesel are not as harmful to the environment. Thus no emissions reason to alarm at the first sign of a leak. If the leak detection system exists on the diesels it is not for emissions reasons.