94 e320 fault code 4 : 4 Air injection inoperative
07-20-2006, 12:47 AM
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94 e320 fault code 4 : 4 Air injection inoperative
4 Air injection inoperative-
what exactly is this? is this something major that should be fixed right away?
i drove the car to chicago with my mother and i flew back... shes planning on driving the car back to kansas city (8hr drive) later this week... i faxed a independent non-mb shop how to retrieve the fault codes and it came up #4(Air injection inoperative) They stated that the car should be fine to drive home....
im just curious what this actually is...
any info would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks
-Carino
what exactly is this? is this something major that should be fixed right away?
i drove the car to chicago with my mother and i flew back... shes planning on driving the car back to kansas city (8hr drive) later this week... i faxed a independent non-mb shop how to retrieve the fault codes and it came up #4(Air injection inoperative) They stated that the car should be fine to drive home....
im just curious what this actually is...
any info would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks
-Carino
07-20-2006, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by oneill_1
dont know.....what i do know is that my car is showing the exact same code....help us, anyone.
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07-21-2006, 09:20 AM
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It would help if you could build yourself a code reader and get the sub-codes that led up to you regular codes. It costs $5 to make. Use an empty film canister to hold everything together. This'll make for a better diagnosis.
Code reader
At a glance I'd say you need a new Air Mass Meter (synonymous to mass air flow sensor). I just went through this on my car, so I may be able to help with diagnosing and locating a good part, instead of a cheap knock-off. But lets not jump to any conclusions just yet. It could be just a vacuum leak.
Code reader
At a glance I'd say you need a new Air Mass Meter (synonymous to mass air flow sensor). I just went through this on my car, so I may be able to help with diagnosing and locating a good part, instead of a cheap knock-off. But lets not jump to any conclusions just yet. It could be just a vacuum leak.
