E240 Jerky driving and trembling engine (OBDII report included)
02-01-2013, 04:02 AM
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Mercedes E240 2003
E240 Jerky driving and trembling engine (OBDII report included)
in the past 3 weeks I noticed my car is trembling whenever I stop or leaving it Idle, I ignored it and I thought was not a big deal, now I the car runs very jerky even though there is no "check engine" light in in the dashboard I checked the ECU for errors put it shows nothing.
I also noticed some oil/coolant mixture accumulated in one side of the coolant reservoir
I don't think it is relevant but I just recently replace the Battery
summing up the symptoms:
1.jerky drive
2.trembling engine
3.oil in radiator
4.car not responding to acceleration paddle for 3-4 sec after a slowdown like in speed hump or when the car is stationary like waiting for the traffic light.
I also noticed some oil/coolant mixture accumulated in one side of the coolant reservoir
I don't think it is relevant but I just recently replace the Battery
Mode $06 report generated by Torque for Android
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Vehicle VIN: WDB2110611A013602
Vehicle Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz
Vehicle Calibration ID: 11215326790100700000000000000000
Unit and scaling information are not supplied with the data from the ECU for this type of vehicle. Consulting the manufacturers service book for this information is recommended.
Test report:
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TID:$01 CID:$01
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
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TID:$01 CID:$02
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
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TID:$01 CID:$03
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$02 CID:$01
- Lean to Rich sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Max: 400
Test result value: 50
PASS
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TID:$02 CID:$02
- Lean to Rich sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Max: 400
Test result value: 59
PASS
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TID:$03 CID:$03
- Low sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
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TID:$03 CID:$04
- Low sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
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TID:$04 CID:$05
- High sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Min: 11
Test result value: 1
FAIL
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End of report.
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Vehicle VIN: WDB2110611A013602
Vehicle Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz
Vehicle Calibration ID: 11215326790100700000000000000000
Unit and scaling information are not supplied with the data from the ECU for this type of vehicle. Consulting the manufacturers service book for this information is recommended.
Test report:
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TID:$01 CID:$01
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$01 CID:$02
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$01 CID:$03
- Rich to Lean sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$02 CID:$01
- Lean to Rich sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Max: 400
Test result value: 50
PASS
----
TID:$02 CID:$02
- Lean to Rich sensor threshold voltage(constant)
Max: 400
Test result value: 59
PASS
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TID:$03 CID:$03
- Low sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$03 CID:$04
- Low sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Test incomplete or dependant test failed
--
TID:$04 CID:$05
- High sensor Voltage for switch time calculation
Min: 11
Test result value: 1
FAIL
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End of report.
1.jerky drive
2.trembling engine
3.oil in radiator
4.car not responding to acceleration paddle for 3-4 sec after a slowdown like in speed hump or when the car is stationary like waiting for the traffic light.
02-01-2013, 09:37 AM
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At this point I would quickly address the reported oil in the radiator. Drain a small amount--let sit for a couple of minutes-----what seperates out
The second thing I would do is check the condition and color of the engine oil
The second thing I would do is check the condition and color of the engine oil
02-02-2013, 04:17 AM
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I checked the gear oil it smells and has the same color as the mixture in the radiator reservoir.
the color of the engine oil is brownish black,
the color of the engine oil is brownish black,
Last edited by ZeroOmega; 02-02-2013 at 04:20 AM.
02-02-2013, 07:31 AM
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With the confirmation that you have leaked water into the transmission fluid or visa versa, the more you drive, the more you damage.
Therefore get the car to a transmission shop for their evaluation and quote. Good luck
Therefore get the car to a transmission shop for their evaluation and quote. Good luck
02-02-2013, 01:56 PM
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the car is already in the garage for inspection, I don't think the leak did any damage to the gear.
I will let you guys you when I get a reply from the garage.
I will let you guys you when I get a reply from the garage.
