Multiple periodic errors
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S 500 4-matic
Multiple periodic errors
Hi
I've got a -07 S500 4-matic (S550 in US). From time to time a get some quite annoying errors on the car. Listing them up:
- Turning signals stops working
- Fuel gauge stops working
- Right headrest goes up an down
- Tire pressure sensors fails
- Parking sensors fails
These errors can appear one by one, or all together. Usually starts with the turning signals, an often after driving some kilometers.
In lack of a better solution, I changed the front SAM. No change.
Any ideas where to start?
I've got a -07 S500 4-matic (S550 in US). From time to time a get some quite annoying errors on the car. Listing them up:
- Turning signals stops working
- Fuel gauge stops working
- Right headrest goes up an down
- Tire pressure sensors fails
- Parking sensors fails
These errors can appear one by one, or all together. Usually starts with the turning signals, an often after driving some kilometers.
In lack of a better solution, I changed the front SAM. No change.
Any ideas where to start?
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I have spent a few hours with my Xentry, but I can't figure out what can cause all these fails to appear, at the same time. I has to be some sentral unit or communication point, that affects all these functions.
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So, is it power supply to the front SAM or is it grounding problem with the front SAM? I would look into grounding connection(s)...
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Another «fun» observation regarding this issue; the faults occurs when I turn to the left. When I turn the steering wheel to the right, everything returns to normal. Makes me think of steering angle sensor. Checked angle values, looks OK.
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It could also be caused by something physically moving to the right when you turn left. Wire can shift position and short, or ground cable lose connection.
