Supercharger not working
Has anyone experienced this problem after an electrical failure and, if so, what was the problem. Also, how do I get MB to fix the problem. Car is still under warranty.
Low pump flow = more heat = super charger shutting down to prevent additional heat.
Easy thing to try would be to have someone stand out in the street/right on the curb while you floor it coming straight at them. If she is working......you can't miss the whine. Hey....worth a shot.
Good luck....keep us posted.
PS....here's the whine, now Rock's car is modded, but ya can still hear that whine.
http://media.putfile.com/Kleemann-K2
Last edited by Jakpro1; Apr 28, 2006 at 12:29 AM.




Rgds Steve.
Has anyone experienced this problem after an electrical failure and, if so, what was the problem. Also, how do I get MB to fix the problem. Car is still under warranty.
Has anyone experienced this problem after an electrical failure and, if so, what was the problem. Also, how do I get MB to fix the problem. Car is still under warranty.
If this is not the reason, it is likely too be a failure in the electrical system, initiated by the repair done, on the electrical system.
If you connect a voltmeter to the S/C connector, and pull the wires into the cabin, together with the voltmeter, you should be able to read out 14 volts as soon as you floor the pedal.
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I'm still trying to convince dealer car may run well for a typical E500, but it's no E55. I can't even chirp the rear tires in first gear with ESP off.
Dealer had agreed to pay to Dyno the car at a speed shop about a mile away, then backed off because he didn't have good baseline dyno numbers. I told him dyno was a waste of time and that anyone familiar with a W211 would know it wasn't right after driving one block. He told me he needed data to convince his boss that there is a problem.
I did a little research in this forum and gave him two sets of graphs for stock E55. I was a little suprised that I didn't find all sorts of good dyno data on stock W211 E55's so if anyone knows where I can get good baseline data please let me know.
I take the car in again Monday, so wish me luck.
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If the dealership truly believes that the performance you are describing is "normal" for an E55, then I wouldn't let them you near my car.
If that is not the case, then the dealership is simply giving you tons of bull***** (you expect a little bull***** from a dealership, but not as much as they are giving you).
Either way, you need to find a new dealership.
If the dealership truly believes that the performance you are describing is "normal" for an E55, then I wouldn't let them you near my car.
If that is not the case, then the dealership is simply giving you tons of bull***** (you expect a little bull***** from a dealership, but not as much as they are giving you).
Either way, you need to find a new dealership.
Amen... they sound like complete idiots, really...
I think the problem is the service manager can't identify the problem with his computer diagnostics and he doesn't know how to proceed.
Thanks to you guys, I have given him some possible causes of malfunction. As a result, he has been much more responsive and said he will bring in MB tech specialist (Let's hope they can identify the problem).
MB dealer said as a result of info you have given me, he realizes he is not dealing with an ignoramus who thinks there is a problem when there is none. This Board is a tremendous resource for people who need to get to the bottom of a problem and can't trust thier MB dealer. Thanks again to all.






