C240 dying on me after I stop.
I thought it was the Crank sensor or even the MAF sensor that members have spoken about here with similar symptons. I have even changed the crank sensor in the past for a similar problem. This problem however is different.
The car gives no error reading with hooked up to the diagnostic tool. I have figured one thing out. The car seems to die only when the A/C is running. When I have it off it doesn't.
I had the A/C compressor replace months ago under my extended warranty. The Dying started shortly thereafter but didn't relate the two until recently.
My Merecedes mechaninc friend says one has nothing to do with the other. He had run a whole sleugh of testing with no error but I didn't put the two together until recently. I have tested it with the A/C off and on the there seems to be some relation there.
Does ANYONE have any idea if there is something here? Can the A/C be pulling power that would cause the car to die shortly after? It happens usually shortly after I start and pull off but it has even happened once or twice that I have driven a substancial distance and then died, not often but it has happened.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
in personal experience, my car came close to dying, with a VERY rough idle, it was a pcv hose. however that gave off a CEL. BTW it happened a lil over 60k. Though my experience was with the M271 motor.
good luck
I opened up the hood over the weekend a couple of weeks ago. I removed the cover and inspected the air filters. When I put it back together, I must have not put it on all the way. The car sounded awesome on throttle, but when I stopped, the car would stumble and die. I was about to bring it in not thinking about what I had done. I opened the hood, pushed down on the big cover, started, and now its perfect.
Worth a try
Jim
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I mean from what you say it seems as if the car will idle until you turn your A/C on.. or am I misunderstood?
And if you come to find that it is not directly related to your A/C.. then it's most likely an fuel/emissions problem.
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If it's not under warranty - most all NAPA's should be carrying 'OEM' BOSCH Fuel Pumps now-a-days, and they aren't too expensive at all. Once again good luck!
I thought it was the Crank sensor or even the MAF sensor that members have spoken about here with similar symptons. I have even changed the crank sensor in the past for a similar problem. This problem however is different.
The car gives no error reading with hooked up to the diagnostic tool. I have figured one thing out. The car seems to die only when the A/C is running. When I have it off it doesn't.
I had the A/C compressor replace months ago under my extended warranty. The Dying started shortly thereafter but didn't relate the two until recently.
My Merecedes mechaninc friend says one has nothing to do with the other. He had run a whole sleugh of testing with no error but I didn't put the two together until recently. I have tested it with the A/C off and on the there seems to be some relation there.
Does ANYONE have any idea if there is something here? Can the A/C be pulling power that would cause the car to die shortly after? It happens usually shortly after I start and pull off but it has even happened once or twice that I have driven a substancial distance and then died, not often but it has happened.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.[/Q
is your car under warranty?
I thought it was the Crank sensor or even the MAF sensor that members have spoken about here with similar symptons. I have even changed the crank sensor in the past for a similar problem. This problem however is different.
The car gives no error reading with hooked up to the diagnostic tool. I have figured one thing out. The car seems to die only when the A/C is running. When I have it off it doesn't.
I had the A/C compressor replace months ago under my extended warranty. The Dying started shortly thereafter but didn't relate the two until recently.
My Merecedes mechaninc friend says one has nothing to do with the other. He had run a whole sleugh of testing with no error but I didn't put the two together until recently. I have tested it with the A/C off and on the there seems to be some relation there.
Does ANYONE have any idea if there is something here? Can the A/C be pulling power that would cause the car to die shortly after? It happens usually shortly after I start and pull off but it has even happened once or twice that I have driven a substancial distance and then died, not often but it has happened.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.[/Q
is your car under warranty?
I have an Extended Warranty ($0 deductible until October 2009 or 100K miles...and I have 73k on my 2001).









