2011 GL350 DPF differential pressure sensor location?
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It was right were you said it would be!
... Thanks ....Took me about an hour to replace it.
Steps:
1) You need the usual tools (ie: clam tool, the sockets, etc)
2) Take sway bar off
3) Take passenger side air filter housing off
4) You will now have room to work on the sensor, and clamps on the hoses (see pic)
5) reverse steps
6) Clear CEL (Ours was P2454)
By far the hardest part was undoing the 2 hose clamps on he sensor, as there is very limited room to work around.
Thanks everyone for feedback ...
