P2005 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible. WHAT IS THIS??
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Jan 2015
Posts: 16
Likes: 0
2013 ML350 DIESEL
P2005 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible. WHAT IS THIS??
Does anyone know what these codes mean?
ESM-Electronic selector module
P2005 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible.
P2006 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible
Mercedes-Benz/203.061 C 240 Sedan/ Odometer Reading: 85376mile
VIN: WDBRF61J03F366024
ESM-Electronic selector module
P2005 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible.
P2006 The voltage value of the touch button is implausible
Mercedes-Benz/203.061 C 240 Sedan/ Odometer Reading: 85376mile
VIN: WDBRF61J03F366024
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 3,275
Likes: 236
From: BC, Canada
2003 C230K Coupe Orion Blue
If I were to guess, your gear selector module is acting up. I think it's caused by cold joints in the PCB. There is some mention of it in the forum but it's not a super common issue.
Some people find it easier to just replace the entire module, but I imagine that removing and baking the PCB should reflow all the solder as needed.
If you feel like replacing the entire unit (wrecker or online would probably be cheaper than the dealer), I would contact the dealer first with your VIN to find the latest compatible version for your car.
Some people find it easier to just replace the entire module, but I imagine that removing and baking the PCB should reflow all the solder as needed.
If you feel like replacing the entire unit (wrecker or online would probably be cheaper than the dealer), I would contact the dealer first with your VIN to find the latest compatible version for your car.
Last edited by slammer111; Apr 27, 2024 at 10:11 AM.
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 3,275
Likes: 236
From: BC, Canada
2003 C230K Coupe Orion Blue
Since it sounds like the button is the issue, one thing you can also try is simply reflowing the joints in the circuit connected to the button. This way you don't have to bake the entire PCB.
I would also check the button assembly to make sure the spring isn't stuck etc.
I would also check the button assembly to make sure the spring isn't stuck etc.
