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Old 04-19-2019, 10:28 AM
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Hello every one I need help please, where is the Intake air sensor located and also the vehicle speed sensor on CLK 500 2004?
I have two codes P0500 and P0112
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2006 E55, 2012 GLK350 & 1992 190e sportline
The first one is on the intake. I believe the other is on ther conductor plate in the trans.
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Thanks Insame1, is it deferent than the mass air flow sensor? do you know the part# by any chance ?
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P0012 = "P2006 - [2] B2/5b1 (Intake air temperature sensor) : Short circuit to positive or open circuit". B2/5b1 is the MAF sensor.

P0500 = "Event P20CA - [8] No CAN message 'Vehicle speed signal left rear wheel' from control module N47-5 (ESP control unit) or message faulty. : Read out fault memory of control unit ESP." This sounds like a faulty speed sensor for the left rear wheel.
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Thanks Rudeney, I changed the MAF last year but honestly I got a cheap one from ebay, I will find the MB brand and switch it, so The VSP is the same like wheel speed ?
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Yes, the vehicle speed is calculated by averaging the four wheel speed sensors, so VSP = wheel speed sensor.
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