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Old 07-04-2017, 11:30 AM
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Where is the MAP sensor located?
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I've a 06 CL55 AMG. Was the E55 in the vid supercharged? Didn't see blower.
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Oh lord it's a CDI... never mind lol
Old 07-05-2017, 11:44 AM
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I'm about to tackle the MAP as when it fails you don't get a light just reduced power. It's a real pain on a blown 113.
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Take pics as you do it pls and post some info when you're done, I wanna do it preventatively
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Take pics as you do it pls and post some info when you're done, I wanna do it preventatively
Here it is. Its a real ***** to get to. Gotta remove the surge tank. I got the dealer to do it as i CBF it only takes them an hour due to specialist tools I assume.


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Thx you. On passenger side; remove intake then remove surge tank.
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Damn that's kinda far in. You have to remove a whole bunch of stuff.

Probably just gonna do it when I pull the supercharger off for maintenance.
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Originally Posted by principledchiro
Maybe this will help anyone who's not realizing power:

For most of the 2.5 years of owning my 2006 CL55 AMG, I never quite understood why with a 600 bhp 700 lb/ft trq. Eurocharged Stage II tune, from a dig; the car never really impressed me. From a dig it had grunt, but not the celebrated hard launching tire shredding grunt then hard charging monster claimed by CL55 and E55 AMG owners. Well, this all changed the other day. For the past few weeks, from dead cold, the starting of the engine was greeted with stumbling and an almost a stall. Initial thoughts were; did the 1.5 year old fuel filter clog or is the fuel pump going? Then two days ago there was very little power; the engine started, warmed, then placed in drive. From a start, though the gas pedal was moderately depressed, instead of the usual modest response of power, there was just a weak silky smooth forward movement, very little power. Now I'm thinking; low fuel pressure or whatever. Brought it to mechanic with suggestion to replace the fuel filter. He calls me back; "Do you want to know what the "real problem" is? I pulled a code; Air intake temperature sensor short". Off I went to the local MB dealer. Gave them $30 for an AIT sensor. It took mechanic less than 10 minutes to install. He cleared the code and hard re-set the ECU...It's a monster! The monstrous torque of this engine has finally been realized. The motor revved differently. It had a whole different response from a dig and through the gears. Wow! With this new, what feels like an additional 150 bhp and trq., evil thoughts entered my head; "I'm hungry. I want prey!". Though none was found, the 19 year old imprisoned in my head marked a few roads with 200-300 foot long black streaks. Suggestion: replace AIT sensor every 2 years. Mods: DTK 77mm clutched pulley w/belt wrap kit, Bosche10 pump and tandem heat exchanger, K&N panel filters in stock intake, EC tune, DTK TCU, Kleeman mid-length headers, 200 cell primary cats, deleted secondary cats, stock resonators and mufflers, Yellow Speed Sport coil-over suspension. Up next: Quaife LSD, 82mm TB, 550 injectors, 3.5" intake mod. This coming winter heads go to Head Games (NJ) for freshening and porting, fresh cams, timing chains, etc.
I picked up a Siemens sensor from the dealer for $19 based on this thread. Super curious whether it will have any change to the car, but I'll let you know you.
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Found an old thread with someone mentioning use of a spark plug heat sleeve to shield the IAT sensor. Not sure how it performed, but might be worth considering if you are going in there... https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/312125-new-intake-heat-shield-tubes-small-iat-sensor-mod.html
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Did you get a code?

My car put down good power but maybe changing this gives a little more hp?

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