2018 Turbo not working
04-25-2018, 11:45 PM
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2018 Turbo not working
Today I pulled off the light pretty hard (Sport+ and full pedal), then slowed down and made a turn, step on the pedal again and found that the car does not accelerate as hard as it is supposed to. The boost bar on the display doesn't move at all and I feel that the car is only delivering half of its power...switched off ignition and waited 30 minutes and the problem is still there. Besides turbo lost, everything else seems to be working fine and no warning light on the dash.
I can't really find anything about this for C43, but some C63 users had the same problem. Has anyone encounter this on C43 and got it fixed?
I can't really find anything about this for C43, but some C63 users had the same problem. Has anyone encounter this on C43 and got it fixed?
04-26-2018, 12:08 AM
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Well if the 63 guys have run into this, then what was the issue? Sounds like a massive boost leak.
Do you know your basic way around under the hood? If so, take the plastic engine cover piece off and look at all the connections from the turbos (underneath intake boxes) to the intercooler (between radiator and motor) to the intake manifold (Top front of motor). See if any big hoses or little vacuum lines are loose. You can have someone rev the motor up a little bit and it might help if this is the case.
Though I'm not used to having a new car so as I type this I guess the best course of action is to take the car to the dealer. I mean, shot in the dark here, but your 2018 Benz did come with a warranty, right? lol
Do you know your basic way around under the hood? If so, take the plastic engine cover piece off and look at all the connections from the turbos (underneath intake boxes) to the intercooler (between radiator and motor) to the intake manifold (Top front of motor). See if any big hoses or little vacuum lines are loose. You can have someone rev the motor up a little bit and it might help if this is the case.
Though I'm not used to having a new car so as I type this I guess the best course of action is to take the car to the dealer. I mean, shot in the dark here, but your 2018 Benz did come with a warranty, right? lol
04-26-2018, 12:17 AM
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Well if the 63 guys have run into this, then what was the issue? Sounds like a massive boost leak.
Do you know your basic way around under the hood? If so, take the plastic engine cover piece off and look at all the connections from the turbos (underneath intake boxes) to the intercooler (between radiator and motor) to the intake manifold (Top front of motor). See if any big hoses or little vacuum lines are loose. You can have someone rev the motor up a little bit and it might help if this is the case.
Though I'm not used to having a new car so as I type this I guess the best course of action is to take the car to the dealer. I mean, shot in the dark here, but your 2018 Benz did come with a warranty, right? lol
Do you know your basic way around under the hood? If so, take the plastic engine cover piece off and look at all the connections from the turbos (underneath intake boxes) to the intercooler (between radiator and motor) to the intake manifold (Top front of motor). See if any big hoses or little vacuum lines are loose. You can have someone rev the motor up a little bit and it might help if this is the case.
Though I'm not used to having a new car so as I type this I guess the best course of action is to take the car to the dealer. I mean, shot in the dark here, but your 2018 Benz did come with a warranty, right? lol
I have scheduled an appointment for Friday, just hoping there is a simple fix to avoid bringing in my daily car and not knowing when I can get it back.
04-26-2018, 12:28 AM
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Ya it's probably something simple and dumb like that. These cars don't really suffer from things like hoses falling off much, but who knows. And you know that they give you a courtesy vehicle to drive while they work on it, ya?
04-26-2018, 12:25 PM
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May be the car is in semi limp mode. Go to the command menu-> dynamic select-> engine data. See what kind of numbers you get there and report back.
04-26-2018, 10:59 PM
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04-26-2018, 11:05 PM
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04-27-2018, 12:02 AM
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Awesome job diagnosing the problem guys. Exactly what the forum is for! I am surprised though that something like was not caught by the electronics.
04-27-2018, 01:16 AM
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04-30-2018, 10:25 PM
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The car has returned. It took longer than expected as they said they need to remove the front to put it back properly. Car is back to normal with boost and it pulls as good as before.
They also did a software update as I mentioned the "Sport+ mode with low speed" issue, although it only happened to me once since I have it for 5 months.
They also did a software update as I mentioned the "Sport+ mode with low speed" issue, although it only happened to me once since I have it for 5 months.
04-30-2018, 10:47 PM
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10-19-2019, 02:54 PM
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The car has returned. It took longer than expected as they said they need to remove the front to put it back properly. Car is back to normal with boost and it pulls as good as before.
They also did a software update as I mentioned the "Sport+ mode with low speed" issue, although it only happened to me once since I have it for 5 months.
They also did a software update as I mentioned the "Sport+ mode with low speed" issue, although it only happened to me once since I have it for 5 months.
