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Old 05-01-2021, 04:55 PM
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2006 E320 CDI turbo boost problem

Hi everyone. I have a 2006 MB e320 cdi with the OM648 engine. My car is going into limp mode when I drive at high speeds, accelerate hard. And now it’s constantly doing it. I turn on the A/C and it goes into limp mode.

i get a code for P2632. I’ve been having this issue for a year and just can’t figure it out
i replaced:
MAP/intake temp sensor
turbo actuator
deleted the CAT
Retune it to a stage 2 tune
And I’m still have the same issues.

on the Carly app it used to say P2632-8 pressure to high and now it just says P2632 so I’m assuming it’s the same thing happening

Can anybody help me please
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1922 Ford Model T / no OBD
Seems you replaced lot of parts, but not the 1 that triggers the code?
Can you read live data?
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Originally Posted by kajtek1
Seems you replaced lot of parts, but not the 1 that triggers the code?
Can you read live data?
Next thing was to replace the boost sensor.
I think I can read live data through Carly. What should I look at?
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Both fuel pressures.
If I read the code right, the issue is with priming pump, or its wiring.
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Originally Posted by kajtek1
Both fuel pressures.
If I read the code right, the issue is with priming pump, or its wiring.
I don’t think it’s fuel related. I think that code is just a generic code. Here the code that I scan from my car


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That's why you need live data to progress with troubleshooting
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Originally Posted by kajtek1
That's why you need live data to progress with troubleshooting
i did live data and monitor the boost pressure. The highest that I saw was 2966 hPA which is 43 psi. Is that too much boost pressure? Could my sensor be reading wrong?
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Originally Posted by eric1910r
i did live data and monitor the boost pressure. The highest that I saw was 2966 hPA which is 43 psi. Is that too much boost pressure? Could my sensor be reading wrong?
​​​​​​Hi there did you ever fix the problem?

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