Hesitation During Acceleration
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Hesitation During Acceleration
My e320 seems to hesitates or lurches sometimes during acceleration after turning a corner. When I first got the car, acceleration and transmission appear to be very smooth. But I guess this adaptive transmission supposedly changed to my driving style (which, IMHO, is fast). If it did, I am certainly not pleased on how it adapted. I remember reading here about some bulletin that provided a software fix for this. Though the previous time I had my car in for service, they said the car was up-to-date on s/w revisions. Of course, this is the dealer that couldn't fix my broken heated steering wheel.
The reason I'm bringing this up again is that I recently got a C240 loaner at a different dealer (to fix my heater steering wheel). I was pleasantly surprised at its handling/acceleration. There was no lurching or hesitation. I'm curious on how others' cars are doing.
The reason I'm bringing this up again is that I recently got a C240 loaner at a different dealer (to fix my heater steering wheel). I was pleasantly surprised at its handling/acceleration. There was no lurching or hesitation. I'm curious on how others' cars are doing.
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To the best of my knowledge, the following bulletins will address "all aspects" of your problem:
2/13/03 - P-B-07.00/28, Flashware - Engine control unit
12/3/03 - S-B-54.21/101, Flashware - ECM
12/18/03 - P-B-07.00/28e, Flasware - Engine control unit
BTW, don't readily assume that an update was performed simply because your vehicle was delivered after its release date.
2/13/03 - P-B-07.00/28, Flashware - Engine control unit
12/3/03 - S-B-54.21/101, Flashware - ECM
12/18/03 - P-B-07.00/28e, Flasware - Engine control unit
BTW, don't readily assume that an update was performed simply because your vehicle was delivered after its release date.
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S/W Bulletins
Originally posted by konigstiger
To the best of my knowledge, the following bulletins will address "all aspects" of your problem:
2/13/03 - P-B-07.00/28, Flashware - Engine control unit
12/3/03 - S-B-54.21/101, Flashware - ECM
12/18/03 - P-B-07.00/28e, Flasware - Engine control unit
BTW, don't readily assume that an update was performed simply because your vehicle was delivered after its release date.
To the best of my knowledge, the following bulletins will address "all aspects" of your problem:
2/13/03 - P-B-07.00/28, Flashware - Engine control unit
12/3/03 - S-B-54.21/101, Flashware - ECM
12/18/03 - P-B-07.00/28e, Flasware - Engine control unit
BTW, don't readily assume that an update was performed simply because your vehicle was delivered after its release date.
Thanks!
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Re: S/W Bulletins
Originally posted by gobenz
Do these S/W Bulletins apply to the E500 as well?Thanks!
Do these S/W Bulletins apply to the E500 as well?Thanks!
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Hesitation while accelerating
I am experiencing the very same problem on my 2003 E320. I had the same problem on my S500 and the fix was to replace the throttle position sensor. I suspect that will fix my E320 as well.
My e320 seems to hesitates or lurches sometimes during acceleration after turning a corner. When I first got the car, acceleration and transmission appear to be very smooth. But I guess this adaptive transmission supposedly changed to my driving style (which, IMHO, is fast). If it did, I am certainly not pleased on how it adapted. I remember reading here about some bulletin that provided a software fix for this. Though the previous time I had my car in for service, they said the car was up-to-date on s/w revisions. Of course, this is the dealer that couldn't fix my broken heated steering wheel.
The reason I'm bringing this up again is that I recently got a C240 loaner at a different dealer (to fix my heater steering wheel). I was pleasantly surprised at its handling/acceleration. There was no lurching or hesitation. I'm curious on how others' cars are doing.
The reason I'm bringing this up again is that I recently got a C240 loaner at a different dealer (to fix my heater steering wheel). I was pleasantly surprised at its handling/acceleration. There was no lurching or hesitation. I'm curious on how others' cars are doing.
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