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Driver side.Originally Posted by baymotorsports
2007 c230, which side of the motor is bank2?
Glyn M Ruck
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By OBDII convention Bank1 always contains cylinder 1.
great thanks guys, now that i narrowed it down to the d/s, which cam sensor is the exhaust?
i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
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i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
Hope this helps.Originally Posted by baymotorsports
great thanks guys, now that i narrowed it down to the d/s, which cam sensor is the exhaust?i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
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Hope this helps.
just what i needed....thx
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i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
It is likely not a cam sensor issue. What is the DTC # you got? It is likely the notorious M272 cam position magnet issue. Check out this thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...-bank-1-a.htmlOriginally Posted by baymotorsports
great thanks guys, now that i narrowed it down to the d/s, which cam sensor is the exhaust?i see 2 per bank, I presume one is intake and one is exhaust, the faults im getting indicate the "bank 2 exhaust cam sensor" is bad
any diagrams avail to ID the exhaust sensor?
i did search
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Originally Posted by johnand
It is likely not a cam sensor issue. What is the DTC # you got? It is likely the notorious M272 cam position magnet issue. Check out this thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...-bank-1-a.html
mine is p0025 code times 2
exhaust camshaft position timing - over retarded (bank 2)
i can clear it and it returns on the 2nd key cycle
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exhaust camshaft position timing - over retarded (bank 2)
i can clear it and it returns on the 2nd key cycle
That is one of the codes for the magnet issue. Change the offending magnet and not the sensor to fix it.Originally Posted by baymotorsports
mine is p0025 code times 2exhaust camshaft position timing - over retarded (bank 2)
i can clear it and it returns on the 2nd key cycle
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+1^ listen to John!
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1 more + ===> listen to John! 
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Jan 25, 2019
1 more listen to john
i am dont worry already ordered the magnet.....they were so cheap i went ahead and ordered 2 of them just in case...........
thanks guys
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