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hello everyone. i have searched the net for days trying to find the location of the yaw sensor in my model and a lot of the information ive found is conflicting.. so many opinions.. can some one that really knows and has done this job please reply to this before i have no interior left.. thank you all....
Before you have no interior left, are you looking for the yaw sensor because:
-Your roll-bar is deploying (i.e. raising) independently of the hydraulic system, via the mechanical spring system when NOT encountering a crash or critical driving situation?
or
-Your roll-bar is NOT deploying mechanically when encountering a crash or critical driving situation?
and
-Does the lamp in the dash roll-bar switch remain on, when you're driving the car?
no none of the above. the esp/bas light is on have had fault codes read and says faulty yaw sensor. i have the replacement part but need exact location in the convertible model?
Great, just wanted to make sure that there wasn't an issue specific to your roll-bar assembly, which was using a valid yaw signal, but trigger the crash avoidance roll-bar release.
Given you're getting a ESP warning and have read the codes, per the below diagram, on the W208, the N64 yaw sensor is located in your truck.
However, access is not as easy as removing a small plastic panel,located between the spare tire and firewall,on the coupes. On the convertible models, you'll have to remove the same PITA angled firewall section, that provides access to the hydraulic pump, The instructions on how to do this, are detailed in the chapter 2 video that I mentioned in post #2 at https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...00-2002-a.html .
Note: The actual sensor made be enclosed inside a plastic snap off cover.
11-18-2018, 03:40 PM
