2000 E430 ESP, ABS, BAS problem
11-13-2004, 12:15 AM
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2000 E430 ESP, ABS, BAS problem
I have a 2000 E430 (59,000km) which every few weeks has been indicating a ABS, BAS, ESP malfunction. The malfunction code reads "faulty yaw rate sensor", which I have had replaced, and the wiring inspected and terminals cleaned at both the sensor and control unit ends, all to no effect. In all cases the message has come after the car has begun moving, though ever so slowly, as most have occurred as I have slowly crawled out of the garage into the back lane that leads to the street. The manoeuvre involves first full lock steering to the right and then full lock steering to the left as I negotiate the laneway, and then full lock steering to the left as I enter the street. Speed would be slow walking pace. Most times the message has come during or just after the turn to the right in exiting the garage. The last message came during or just after the left turn entering the street. The car has been cold except for this last message, when it had been run before and was warm. My mechanic now suspects the control unit. The brake light switch was also suspected at first but the error code is definitely naming the yaw rate sensor. Any other ideas please?
11-13-2004, 10:53 AM
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I have the same error coming up on my 200 S500 occasionally. Is DTB short for bulletin? Does that mean it is covered by MB or do I have to pay? Mine is beyond warranty.
11-13-2004, 11:02 AM
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I have the same error coming up on my 200 S500 occasionally. Is DTB short for bulletin? Does that mean it is covered by MB or do I have to pay? Mine is beyond warranty.
11-14-2004, 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by GAP
I have a 2000 E430 (59,000km) which every few weeks has been indicating a ABS, BAS, ESP malfunction. The malfunction code reads "faulty yaw rate sensor", which I have had replaced, and the wiring inspected and terminals cleaned at both the sensor and control unit ends, all to no effect. In all cases the message has come after the car has begun moving, though ever so slowly, as most have occurred as I have slowly crawled out of the garage into the back lane that leads to the street. The manoeuvre involves first full lock steering to the right and then full lock steering to the left as I negotiate the laneway, and then full lock steering to the left as I enter the street. Speed would be slow walking pace. Most times the message has come during or just after the turn to the right in exiting the garage. The last message came during or just after the left turn entering the street. The car has been cold except for this last message, when it had been run before and was warm. My mechanic now suspects the control unit. The brake light switch was also suspected at first but the error code is definitely naming the yaw rate sensor. Any other ideas please?
11-15-2004, 04:54 AM
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2000 E430 Sport
My 2000 w210 had a ESP, Traction control malfunction last week. It showed up when the car was cold I shut the car off and it went away hasn't showed up since.
