P2201 NoX bank 1
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P2201 NoX bank 1
52k miles and I now have a code. Is the sensor gone bad or can something else drive this, bad fuel, clogged fuel filter?
Is this sensor really $400 plus tax, that's craziness!! And there are 2!
Is this sensor really $400 plus tax, that's craziness!! And there are 2!
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2013 S350, 2008 GL320
Our 2013 S350 recently got the same code, P2201, plus P229F. Both indicate a problem with the front NOx sensor. It's still under CPO warranty and the dealer just replaced the sensor. Thank God for the warranty! It is an expensive part.
If not for the warranty, I'd check into trying to clean the sensor.
Car has 43K miles.
If not for the warranty, I'd check into trying to clean the sensor.
Car has 43K miles.
#5
Same NOx problem - Caused by low-quality fuel
I drove to Bulgaria and filled up at some random gas station. A few days later the check engine light came on.
P229F Nox sensor 2 bank 1
P2201 Nox sensor 1 bank 1
Apparently, low-quality fuel will damage your sensors. Both need to be replaced now.
P229F Nox sensor 2 bank 1
P2201 Nox sensor 1 bank 1
Apparently, low-quality fuel will damage your sensors. Both need to be replaced now.
#7
Most of these problems are related to Mercedes and Bosch causing it to begin with.
Mercedes and Bosch are going to lose more the a few billion dollars. They are going to lose their reputation, customer trust and confidence in their product and services.
Mercedes is obligated to modify/fix majority of the BlueTec cars and vans plus 5 years of warranty after the fix.
Here is the link for the settlement information:
Daimler AG and Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Clean Air Act Civil Settlement | Enforcement | US EPA
Here is the link for class action settlement:
$700 Million Mercedes Diesel Emissions Class-Action Settlement Details Announced | Hagens Berman (hbsslaw.com)
Here is the link for DOJ for the clean air ACT lawsuit:
The U.S. Reaches $1.5 Billion Settlement with Daimler AG Over Emissions Cheating in Mercedes-Benz Diesel Vehicles (justice.gov)
Here is the link for a website that is not populated yet as of 12/12/2020 by Mercedes for providing information and instruction:
https://www.mbbluetecsettlement.com
Mercedes and Bosch are going to lose more the a few billion dollars. They are going to lose their reputation, customer trust and confidence in their product and services.
Mercedes is obligated to modify/fix majority of the BlueTec cars and vans plus 5 years of warranty after the fix.
Here is the link for the settlement information:
Daimler AG and Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Clean Air Act Civil Settlement | Enforcement | US EPA
Here is the link for class action settlement:
$700 Million Mercedes Diesel Emissions Class-Action Settlement Details Announced | Hagens Berman (hbsslaw.com)
Here is the link for DOJ for the clean air ACT lawsuit:
The U.S. Reaches $1.5 Billion Settlement with Daimler AG Over Emissions Cheating in Mercedes-Benz Diesel Vehicles (justice.gov)
Here is the link for a website that is not populated yet as of 12/12/2020 by Mercedes for providing information and instruction:
https://www.mbbluetecsettlement.com
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ML 350 2013
Hi I just joined the forum, I just have the same issue of NOx sensor failure and DefBlue start remaining 5 took it to the dealer since my ML is 2013 and miles 94000 is out of warranty, the cost MB dealer estimated is from 2,300.00 up to 11,000.00 that is because they mentioned if the sensor does not come out clean they will need to replace the whole system. I called MB USA but waiting for an answer on how they can help sine I have been with MB for several with other cars.
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
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The dealer is just coving their butt worst case because the vehicle is 7yrs old and worried the sensor may not come out of the exhaust pipe. You won’t have an issue if care is taken. Meaning if it won’t budge you just heat the bung with a torch to expand the hole amd the sensor will screw right out. They are $400 online for oem. You will have to resent adaptations in Xentry or a local shop with a high end scan tool should be able to do it too. It’s really simple and about a 2hr job tops. You can have Xentry cloned from China (this is what I did) on a laptop, it was about $800 and shipped 2nd day air.
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Hi I just joined the forum, I just have the same issue of NOx sensor failure and DefBlue start remaining 5 took it to the dealer since my ML is 2013 and miles 94000 is out of warranty, the cost MB dealer estimated is from 2,300.00 up to 11,000.00 that is because they mentioned if the sensor does not come out clean they will need to replace the whole system. I called MB USA but waiting for an answer on how they can help sine I have been with MB for several with other cars.
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
https://m.obd2tool.com/goods-5064-Me...With+WiFi.html
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Hi I just joined the forum, I just have the same issue of NOx sensor failure and DefBlue start remaining 5 took it to the dealer since my ML is 2013 and miles 94000 is out of warranty, the cost MB dealer estimated is from 2,300.00 up to 11,000.00 that is because they mentioned if the sensor does not come out clean they will need to replace the whole system. I called MB USA but waiting for an answer on how they can help sine I have been with MB for several with other cars.
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
Someone mentioned about the software or something to calibrate the NOx sensor does anybody know the application and where to buy it? I am thinking on changing the sensors by myself
Here are the links again:
Here is the link for the settlement information:
Daimler AG and Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Clean Air Act Civil Settlement | Enforcement | US EPA
Here is the link for class action settlement: You have to register when website becomes live.
$700 Million Mercedes Diesel Emissions Class-Action Settlement Details Announced | Hagens Berman (hbsslaw.com)
Here is the link for DOJ for the clean air ACT lawsuit:
The U.S. Reaches $1.5 Billion Settlement with Daimler AG Over Emissions Cheating in Mercedes-Benz Diesel Vehicles (justice.gov)
Here is the link for a website that is not populated yet as of 12/12/2020 by Mercedes for providing information and instruction:
https://www.mbbluetecsettlement.com
Here is the District Court’s ruling:
2020-03-25-mercedes-bluetec-opinion.pdf (hbsslaw.com)
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