Intake Air Temperature Sensor Location
04-16-2023, 03:27 AM
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Intake Air Temperature Sensor Location
Hi guys,
I have a fault code P0097
'Intake Air Temperature Sensor 2 Circuit Low Bank 1' on my diesel C250 2010 Manual, I have a new part but don't know where the sensor is located, I am assuming I need to remove the ECU and get under to the airbox?
Typically, the fault occurred at the worst possible moment, just as we were leaving the UK to drive across France! Luckily the car kept going, it was a nail-biting trip, the dpf has become sooted up as a result. Now back in the UK I need to sort it out.
I've trawled the web and can't find what IU need to know, so if anyone can point me in the right direction to save me dismantling anything unnecessary, and disturbing other things that may raise other issues, that would be great.
Many thanks
Mark
I have a fault code P0097
'Intake Air Temperature Sensor 2 Circuit Low Bank 1' on my diesel C250 2010 Manual, I have a new part but don't know where the sensor is located, I am assuming I need to remove the ECU and get under to the airbox?
Typically, the fault occurred at the worst possible moment, just as we were leaving the UK to drive across France! Luckily the car kept going, it was a nail-biting trip, the dpf has become sooted up as a result. Now back in the UK I need to sort it out.
I've trawled the web and can't find what IU need to know, so if anyone can point me in the right direction to save me dismantling anything unnecessary, and disturbing other things that may raise other issues, that would be great.
Many thanks
Mark
04-16-2023, 08:58 AM
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Looking at my 651 there are two sensors on the circular pipe output from the air filter. The first looks like the MAF and the second is most likely the Temp Sensor.
If you have the part then just compare p/ns.
If you have the part then just compare p/ns.
04-16-2023, 01:41 PM
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Thank you, sounds the same as mine, I think you're right that the first is the maf, but the second seems to be the map sensor, from what I can gather from googling, I took it out and it looks like it's measuring pressure.
I think I will have to concede defeat and get it booked in, I'll update the thread with the outcome.
Thank you again, I really appreciate your input, have a good day and best of luck with yours.
I think I will have to concede defeat and get it booked in, I'll update the thread with the outcome.
Thank you again, I really appreciate your input, have a good day and best of luck with yours.
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Thank you, sounds the same as mine, I think you're right that the first is the maf, but the second seems to be the map sensor, from what I can gather from googling, I took it out and it looks like it's measuring pressure.
I think I will have to concede defeat and get it booked in, I'll update the thread with the outcome.
Thank you again, I really appreciate your input, have a good day and best of luck with yours.
I think I will have to concede defeat and get it booked in, I'll update the thread with the outcome.
Thank you again, I really appreciate your input, have a good day and best of luck with yours.
I'm having the same problem error in my W204 220cdi. I've replaced MAF, MAP, outside temperature sensor...next i'm going to replace the air sensor in the crankcase breather...
DId you solved your problem?
Thanks
07-04-2023, 09:54 AM
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If it helps folks, the Mercedes C250 CDI S204 intake air temperature sensor is located through the left hand front wheel arch, just take the wheel off and you can see it, takes 2 mins. I googled this for hours - nothing came up, my mechanic figured it out, so here it is to help future head-scratchers!
