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I have searched the forums, Google, and Youtube and can't find the location of the turn rate speed sensor in my 2000 E430 (pictured below). Other related
ESP/BAS/ABS sensors are inside the center console but before I tear it apart I want to make sure this one is there as well. I am replacing it to resolve the
ESP/BAS/ABS warning that lights up every time I start driving. The car has no other symptoms aside from the annoying warning beeps. The sensor appears
very easy to pop in if I can just find the location.
you may have an issue with other sensors like, "Acc. sensor" or "Turn Rate sensor"..?!?!
-;ZAYED;-
My "high end" scanner doesn't seem to work with Mercedes or at least it won't give me ESP BAS ABS information. I will buy a new Mercedes scanner today.
I have the larger module with the yellow dot on it you are showing in your pictures under the back seat. Perhaps the part I bought is not found on my car and
this larger one replaces it?
My "high end" scanner doesn't seem to work with Mercedes or at least it won't give me ESP BAS ABS information. I will buy a new Mercedes scanner today.
I have the larger module with the yellow dot on it you are showing in your pictures under the back seat. Perhaps the part I bought is not found on my car and
this larger one replaces it?
On the W210 the OBD2 port is only connected to the ME (Motor Electronics). To access all other modules (ESP, SRS, TCU, etc) you have to use STAR and the 38-pin diagnostic connector under the hood.
Here are the part numbers for an E430. Change from old to new occured 30 June 2000; there was some overlap of the two parts being installed in vehicles. The part with the large yellow dot is the old version. The part in your original photo is the new version. Order by your chassis number.
Old version used in chassis numbers to: B 173999 and X 044900 to 30/06/2000 except model year 801
New version used in chassis numbers from: B 040000 and X 037890 from 30/06/2000 except model year 800
Last edited by bbirdwell; Apr 11, 2018 at 01:50 PM.
Very helpful information everyone, thanks so much! Fortunately, I have the "old style" module which I have easy access to. The part is on order now. The new style
part was only $8 so no great loss. I am debating if I want to invest in a STAR system due to the cost at this time. I am also battling an ongoing AC AUX fan issue but that's
another story. I will detail that in a separate thread once it's resolved.
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