Knightshadow

Good day mbworld. I’m a little confused on finding the exact location of the TPS(throttle positioning sensor) on a 2005 clk 320(w208). Is it around the master cylinder or behind the accelerator pedal? If you can send me a link illustrating the location, I would be much obliged.

Sincerely,

Nelson

Plutoe

post your VIN!

Knightshadow

Good day. Thanks for your reply. The vin as requested WDBTJ65J75F145909.

Sincerely ,

Nelson

Plutoe

I think you need to tell us why you are looking for a TPS sensor that is not apart of your ME SFI 112.955 engine----you have a throttle body actuator and a pedal position sensor and a load of shist between!!!

Knightshadow

the car loses power at times when the accelerator pedal is pressed but responds after a second or too. Was reading that it’s the TPS sensor but since this car doesn’t have one as you stated then it must be the pedal position sensor. Am I correct? Therefore would I need to change the entire pedal assembly ?

sincerely,

Nelson

Plutoe

Before you waste your money,why not first get the car diagnosed.

Knightshadow

Good day Plutoe. First off thanks again. I had gotten the vehicle Diagnosed but the only error codes I got was from the o2 sensors. Those will be changed. I already changed injectors, coils, spark plugs, and wires. Cleaned the MAF. Changed back to OEM air filters from the K&N I initially got. After doing this maintenance, I reset the computer. After going on a test run, there was a slight delay in the throttle response and the reason I’m looking for the stop lamp switch is because my dash displays an ESP error message. I got this CLK with basically no historical maintenance and that’s why I’m trying to slowly eliminate the error codes.

Sincerely,

Nelson

Knightshadow

Good day. After changing the MAF sensor, everything is running smoothly and no check engine light. Special thanks to Plutoe for assisting me.

thanks,

nelson