glow plug controller
12-09-2018, 09:14 PM
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Mercedes Benz E350 W212 -2010
glow plug controller
hello guys! my glow plug control unit has been acting up so I ordered a new one. when i got it I saw that they looked different and it looks like the original has some sort of intake on it. does someone know if there are different models and one i newer or what is up with them?
mercedes w211 e350 cdi
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12-10-2018, 09:46 AM
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Mine didn't have an intake. Are you sure you're comparing the correct component? An air intake sounds more like a turbo pressure sensor.
My glow plug control unit was a matchbox sized electrical box under the intake manifold with a single plug and held in by two screws. It should have been a breeze to replace but the screws were incredibly hard to reach with my fingers.
Peter
My glow plug control unit was a matchbox sized electrical box under the intake manifold with a single plug and held in by two screws. It should have been a breeze to replace but the screws were incredibly hard to reach with my fingers.
Peter
12-10-2018, 11:12 AM
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2013 ML350 Bluetec
Intake?
Main power line in (heavy gauge, goes in the round hole)
individual glow plug wires out (smaller, 6 of them, and maybe a data line or two, plugs into the oval hole).
What intake are you referring to?
Main power line in (heavy gauge, goes in the round hole)
individual glow plug wires out (smaller, 6 of them, and maybe a data line or two, plugs into the oval hole).
What intake are you referring to?
12-10-2018, 12:35 PM
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the circle thing on the original one looks like it is for a thermostat or something with the air, and the new one does not have that even though I ordered the recomended model on autodoc
12-23-2018, 11:45 AM
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1922 Ford Model T / no OBD
Did you try it?
MB constantly changes the designs and I run into EPC that for some sensors was listing up to 8 updates.
Than I run into couple of parts on my cars, that even google could not find. One of them was O2 sensor, so not unique part.
But EPC when you enter VIN will always show the latest part for your car and I would not buy such part from a seller who doesn't compare it to my VIN.
MB constantly changes the designs and I run into EPC that for some sensors was listing up to 8 updates.
Than I run into couple of parts on my cars, that even google could not find. One of them was O2 sensor, so not unique part.
But EPC when you enter VIN will always show the latest part for your car and I would not buy such part from a seller who doesn't compare it to my VIN.
