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Hello everyone , my C 300 have 77k mile and eveything normal , today when i was driving the check engine light come up . I go check at auto zone ,
code P06DA show up , and he tell me it just electric small stuff , dont need to do anything , i did some trick about switching sport mode and eco mode , then turn off turn on , Check engine light gone , today i drive normal and nothing happened , i did research i read some topic about this oil pressure , do i need to worry about this , thank everyone
Hello everyone , my C 300 have 77k mile and eveything normal , today when i was driving the check engine light come up . I go check at auto zone ,
code P06DA show up , and he tell me it just electric small stuff , dont need to do anything , i did some trick about switching sport mode and eco mode , then turn off turn on , Check engine light gone , today i drive normal and nothing happened , i did research i read some topic about this oil pressure , do i need to worry about this , thank everyone
after 2 week doing the trick turn the CEL off , it turn on again now , what should i do now
If your question is...
how to turn off "solenoid CEL"?
The answer is investigate installing what's called a "dummy solenoid".
This procedure is used to bypass the failed internal harness.
If your question is...
how to turn off "solenoid CEL"?
The answer is investigate installing what's called a "dummy solenoid".
This procedure is used to bypass the failed internal harness.
If your question is...
how to turn off "solenoid CEL"?
The answer is investigate installing what's called a "dummy solenoid".
This procedure is used to bypass the failed internal harness.
i go scan code at Autozone again today , still got check engine light fail with P06DA code ,
ABS pass but got code P0606E9 and U0429ED
this is an interesting scan report but is not directly actionable because faults STATUS are left unreported... as far as I can see.
That does not mean you should ignore the solderless STEERING COLUMN MODULE FAULT... unstable transient or hard set?
Have you noticed....
> Does your steering wheel paddle shifters "nearly work sometimes"?
That's courtesy of the SCM.
> Does your car drive "nearly straight" on Hwy or does it stay planted nicely no mater what ?
That's also courtesy of SCM steering angle.
this is full report
As i know , 2 code on Abs is just a stored code , autozone guy tell me today is about electrical problem 😂 . By the way i will go check at local body shop
i didnt do anything yet , gonna check with auto shop later
If you understood us correctly : ) you just need to plug a "dummy solenoid" outside the engine to disable the check engine light on 2019+ (including) MBs.
If you understood us correctly : ) you just need to plug a "dummy solenoid" outside the engine to disable the check engine light on 2019+ (including) MBs.
But do we need to check the oil pressure first , in case the solenoids turn on, and do you have a link for that dummy solenoid pls , thank you
But do we need to check the oil pressure first , in case the solenoids turn on, and do you have a link for that dummy solenoid pls , thank you
Yes do check the pressure first : ) but if pressure is good, you unplug the oil pump solenoid connector, the sensor stays inside the engine. You buy the dummy solenoid, it really is the actual solenoid but we call it the dummy solenoid because it doesn't do anything if plugged in outside the engine. Then you ziptie it so it doesn't move and damage moving components while driving, the car reads the sensor and happy it is there even though it doesn't do anything so the light turns off. Here is the part number, https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...fefddf925.jpeg
Yes do check the pressure first : ) but if pressure is good, you unplug the oil pump solenoid connector, the sensor stays inside the engine. You buy the dummy solenoid, it really is the actual solenoid but we call it the dummy solenoid because it doesn't do anything if plugged in outside the engine. Then you ziptie it so it doesn't move and damage moving components while driving, the car reads the sensor and happy it is there even though it doesn't do anything so the light turns off. Here is the part number, https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...fefddf925.jpeg
@ian2106 OP, I am going to reply to your question here, since my PM box is getting full so I might not be able to receive your reply. Here is the same M264 engine as a facelift W205,, with information that will help you.https://mbworld.org/forums/gle-class...about-itn.html
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Hello , sorry to bother you , my english is bad , sometime i dont understand ,do you have a link to buy a solenoids , i dont know which one i should buy to install outside engine , thank you
All good, happy to help, you can buy it at your local dealership or here: https://mbworld.org/forums/w212-amg/877669-oil-pump-solenoids-71.html#post8981405
The fastest route is buying through the dealership though. Third party site might take a month to get here.
thank you bro
You're welcome : )
i found this one on amazon , can i buy it
Looks like a generic product, if it works, it works though, nothing to lose, just make sure it doesn't fry anything
thank u again bro
My pleasure to help
is it easy to install , do you have a clip or picture show location where we can install the dummy solenoids pls
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