E250 Charge air temperature sensor 2769050000
Charge air temperature sensor
Mercedes part number 276905000
Unplug the cable
To remove the sensor lift the locking tab slightly with a screwdriver
and at the same time with an 8mm spanner twist it anticlockwise approx quarter to half turn
then wiggle it and pull it out of the pipe fitting (pipe that feeds the throttle assembly)
It is a thermistor and I measured the resistance at room temperature to be 10.3k ohms
I cleaned it with Liqui Moly Air Flow Sensor Cleaner
Check the o-ring seal
To refit the sensor insert it and twist clockwise until it click locks
You should be able to turn it by hand now that it has been out
Plug the cable back in
Last edited by Bruce Hubbard; Nov 22, 2023 at 03:40 AM. Reason: add photos




This is from the aftercooler of M276 3.0 Turbo. Which uses the same sensor, so the method is the same.
At a glance the thermistor seems to not have any sort of locking mechanism when seated, if working space is as tight as mine.
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With the aftercooler out, it is easy to see the hidden 3mm high protrusion on the female port. I don't know what to call that protrusion, sorry

These the the 2 latches I speak of, where the counter clockwise turning of the sensor is to clear this latch.
Happy digging them sensors......
BTW if anyone was following my gearbox saga it looks like the issue was just earthstraps loose so I now have a used gearbox for sale which is probably fine.




