EBD, ABS, ECS CRUISE CONTROL INOPERATIVE SEE OWNERS MANUAL
04-20-2022 | 04:47 PM
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EBD, ABS, ECS CRUISE CONTROL INOPERATIVE SEE OWNERS MANUAL
W204 2010 c class c300 sport
190,000 miles
before sometimes when I would hit the gas hard or jerk my wheel it would go into this weird mode so I would turn my car off and back on and it would reset
now this is not the case as soon as I drive more then 20MPH it goes into this mode
please any advice ??
190,000 miles
before sometimes when I would hit the gas hard or jerk my wheel it would go into this weird mode so I would turn my car off and back on and it would reset
now this is not the case as soon as I drive more then 20MPH it goes into this mode
please any advice ??
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04-20-2022 | 06:51 PM
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2015 SL400 (M276 Turbo), 2014 C350 Sport (M276 NA), 2004 SL500 (M113), 2004 Audi TT225 (BEA)
Get it scanned for any codes. Wheel speed sensors have been a popular complaint lately. There are several scan tools. BlueDriver will scan all modules and clear codes. iCarsoft MB V3.0 does all that and some limited configuration functions. Start with either of those. Both are very cost effective and will help diagnose your problem. Every Mercedes owner that comes to a discussion forum looking for help should have a scan tool. I actually think they should come standard in every car, but that would severely impact a major profit center at the dealership.
04-22-2022 | 11:24 AM
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I have a scan reader. Im using an autel maxi sys a oxygen sensor code and a random misfire codes come up but nothing about any of that comes up in it?
QUOTE=JettaRed;8550598]Get it scanned for any codes. Wheel speed sensors have been a popular complaint lately. There are several scan tools. BlueDriver will scan all modules and clear codes. iCarsoft MB V3.0 does all that and some limited configuration functions. Start with either of those. Both are very cost effective and will help diagnose your problem. Every Mercedes owner that comes to a discussion forum looking for help should have a scan tool. I actually think they should come standard in every car, but that would severely impact a major profit center at the dealership.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=JettaRed;8550598]Get it scanned for any codes. Wheel speed sensors have been a popular complaint lately. There are several scan tools. BlueDriver will scan all modules and clear codes. iCarsoft MB V3.0 does all that and some limited configuration functions. Start with either of those. Both are very cost effective and will help diagnose your problem. Every Mercedes owner that comes to a discussion forum looking for help should have a scan tool. I actually think they should come standard in every car, but that would severely impact a major profit center at the dealership.[/QUOTE]
04-22-2022 | 12:07 PM
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I also have a MaxiDAS DS808, but I don't know if the MaxiSYS let's you do steering wheel angle calibration/adaptation, but you may want to check that. Sometimes all sorts of weird things happen that you think have no relationship. But I can see if the ABS doesn't work how other functions would be disabled.
There has also been discussions about wheel speed sensors going bad. Again, I can see how a bad signal could confuse the ECU and cause other functions to be disabled.
Does the MaxiSYS also run an automatic scan of all modules?
There has also been discussions about wheel speed sensors going bad. Again, I can see how a bad signal could confuse the ECU and cause other functions to be disabled.
Does the MaxiSYS also run an automatic scan of all modules?
