P0015-camshaft position sensor questions (2)
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IIRC, the WIS docs call for removing the PS fluid reservoir, but I have heard some people able to replace the solenoid without doing that. Either way, it's a fairly easy DIY. Oh, and if you want a good set of "external Torx" sockets, take a look at the Sears Craftsman Universal Max Access tools:
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-85pc-...3&blockType=G3
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-85pc-...3&blockType=G3
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2007 C230 Sport
IIRC, the WIS docs
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"IIRC" is shorthand for "if I remember correctly" and WIS = Workstation Information Systems, i.e. MBZ's shop manual. You can get an "unofficial" copy on eBay for about $30 or so. That thing next to the oil filter is the cooler.
Here are the docs:
http://benzbits.com/m272/CamshaftSolenoid.pdf
Here are the docs:
http://benzbits.com/m272/CamshaftSolenoid.pdf
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2006 CLK350 Cabriolet Previous: W203,W202,W201, 2 Porsche 914s, 1965 Jaguar XKE Roadster
Thanks Rodney!
I finally got around to replacing the camshaft magnets you said were causing my P00015 error code. After replacing them, I went to my indie and had him reset the CEL. After 2 weeks to allow the system to reset, I took the car into the emissions station and passed with flying color…no errors!
The forum has saved me lots of headaches and dollars over the years. I just wish something like this was around in the 70's when I was attempting to make my '65 xke convertible pristine. I was lucky to be able to search out a few mechanics to run a question by, but that was always a hassle.
I was looking at the automatic cabriolet opener…that might be my next project.
Thanks again.
Darryl
The forum has saved me lots of headaches and dollars over the years. I just wish something like this was around in the 70's when I was attempting to make my '65 xke convertible pristine. I was lucky to be able to search out a few mechanics to run a question by, but that was always a hassle.
I was looking at the automatic cabriolet opener…that might be my next project.
Thanks again.
Darryl
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#33
GEN MERCEDES CAMSHAFT MAGNET
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Hi,
I received the code a few days ago and have 2 questions.
1) does having these "bad" sensors/magnets in my car affect performance?
2) does anyone have a link where I can buy them cheaper than AutoZone? They want like $56 a piece for these and I need 4.
Thanks all!
Kyle.
I received the code a few days ago and have 2 questions.
1) does having these "bad" sensors/magnets in my car affect performance?
2) does anyone have a link where I can buy them cheaper than AutoZone? They want like $56 a piece for these and I need 4.
Thanks all!
Kyle.
#34
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Just FYI to all, I decided to change my magnets a second time. I would get a P0012 code here and there once the oil would get dirty after about 3k-4k miles (Sometimes would get a P0022 as well). My mechanic advised me there is a second updated part number for these magnets so am hoping this will solve my issue. The newest part number is 272-156-00-00.
https://mbparts.mbusa.com/oem-parts/...sor-2721560000
https://mbparts.mbusa.com/oem-parts/...sor-2721560000
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