Loudy Engine ML350
I used to think that the catalysts in my car were removed and a silencer was not installed. I had 2 new catalysts installed in my car over the weekend, but the car still has the same noise, the new catalysts did not make any difference.
I don't have any fault codes on the engine, air filters are new, maf sensor is new.
Also, my car's revs seem to be too high. Is yours like this?
1900rpm at 90km/h
2000rpm at 100km/h
2400rpm at 120km/h
2900rpm at 140km/h
Are your engines quiet? What could be causing mine to be noisy?
Last edited by grkmspr; Dec 18, 2023 at 10:55 PM.
I will say these trucks have higher RPM on the highway than expected. My ML63 is in the 2200-2300 RPM range at 75 MPH or so whereas my 2021 Ford Expedition will be at 1700-1800 RPM. But the MB has a 7 speed transmission vs a 10 speed in the Ford so I’m assuming that’s the difference.
I will say these trucks have higher RPM on the highway than expected. My ML63 is in the 2200-2300 RPM range at 75 MPH or so whereas my 2021 Ford Expedition will be at 1700-1800 RPM. But the MB has a 7 speed transmission vs a 10 speed in the Ford so I’m assuming that’s the difference.
Last photo which has check engine lamp is very old photo now i solve all problems and car has no DTC.
I checked my other car rpm values Audi 3.0tfsi, in city speeds about 60-70kmh 1200rpm, at the 140kmh 2200rpm at the 8th gear.
I thought that as the engine of the car gets larger, the rpm will decrease. but it looks like normal rpm values for ML350 (7th gear 2900rpm at 140kmh)
and i checked my ml350 is also 2400rpm at 120km/h , its similar with your ML63 amg.
Last edited by grkmspr; Dec 18, 2023 at 10:57 PM.




In comparison, my ML550 sits at 2100 rpm at 100kmh. My buddies E500 with the same engine and trans sits at 1700 rpm.
Last edited by BlackML550; Dec 27, 2023 at 05:35 AM.
Also, due to the slow acceleration of the car (throttle responses are very slow), I changed the pedal (KL2) and 1-2 settings in the Xentry ME97 settings, but I did not notice much.




To increase responsiveness, try an electronic throttle controller. They don't increase power, but they do increase the responsiveness from your pedal inputs.




