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phlfly 12-11-2017 08:53 PM

Unplug one wire engine started running even worst, two wires out its stop running at all. I guess my ECU works good.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diseasel300 (Post 3772192)
The ELR plug is on the back of the injection pump. It's a red solenoid with a plug on top. If you unplug it and the engine speed suddenly drops, you know the ELR is doing something.

Not sure if the 350 has the ELR adjustment knob or not. If you do, it's on the firewall behind the fusebox. It's numbered 1-7


Diseasel300 12-11-2017 10:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phlfly (Post 3772438)
Unplug one wire engine started running even worst, two wires out its stop running at all. I guess my ECU works good.

Your engine doesn't though. With the EDS solenoid unplugged, the idle should be ~500 RPM. If the engine won't idle that low, you have some severe mechanical problems or the IP is seriously out of adjustment.

The EDS solenoid on the back of the IP is a 2-pin plug. Not sure how you unplugged one wire or another, but it's unimportant - if you unplugged EITHER of the pins on the EDS solenoid, it should have had the same effect - low RPM.

Diseasel300 12-18-2018 05:16 PM

Oops! A Mistake!
 
Just a 2018 update to this thread, I made a mistake on one of the capacitor values! The 7µF is actually a 1µF!

When I originally recapped my ECU, the top was split open on most of my caps. They were those crappy brown "UK" caps that ALWAYS die (seriously, if you see one in any of your car's electronics, just replace it, they're crap!). Because the font is extremely hard to read, I assumed it was a 7µF, especially due to the size of the capacitor.

Flash forward to today, and I was reworking an ECU for a friend's SDL and noticed his was a 1µF of a different brand. Same board, same layout, same design.

I've fought an intermittent idle hunt that's been significantly worse since I tuned the injection pump....at an idle it's like someone rhythmically goosing the throttle, and it isn't always present, but will show up at some point every time the car is driven. Since changing that capacitor to a 1µF, it idles rock steady, no hunt at all!

This thread is old enough that I can't go back up and edit the original post, so hopefully future readers will make it this far and notice the update.

MB140300SD 12-18-2018 07:25 PM

I have been dealing with 603 powered vehicles for many years and have had this issue on several cars and could never figure out what it was. This is great info.

Hit Man X 12-18-2018 07:42 PM

This is MY SDL in question BTW guys.! :D



Late timing cover ordered. No 17 head receiving full rebuild. Guides, OE valves, springs, stem seals. This is very exciting news on my end. :D

Uncle Benzz 12-20-2018 07:41 AM

EDS/ELR
 
Where is this solenoid and cm box on a 93 w140? Would these idle symptoms be the same ? My ac blows cold and works great but initial start up is rough idle.

Diseasel300 12-20-2018 09:46 AM

The main symptom this box was giving is a lope at idle, like someone fiddling with the rack lever and goosing it in a rhythmic cycle. A rough idle when cold is unlikely to be the EDS system, you can easily enough test the theory. Unplug the 2 pin connector on the big red solenoid on the back of the injection pump and start the car. Idle speed will be ~500-550. If your roughness continues, the EDS system has nothing to do with it and you have mechanical, glow plug, injection, or compression issues.

Uncle Benzz 12-21-2018 04:30 PM

Ok, Would smoke be in the mix with all this? #2 had a pc leak, I installed a new one but it's still not smooth,better though. Also saw lots of black liquid when I did a diesel purge. Its somewhat better but still not clear in the bottle, have to continue. I pulled the ETR pin, ng car barely ran if at all. While upon inspection I noticed oil and some coolant residue around #1 intake manifold port,coolant thermostat neck area. It's losing oil, and it's making its way down the head and block, that could be why? Also turbo at intake has oil in it, a small line. The impeller is not freewheeling more on the tight side with no play. Time for a compression test?. Sad because everything works Hvac is very nice both heat and ac. It's a florida w140 and needs very little body wise to be mint. Interior is almost perfect. If motor is ng Id like to do a 606 st with matching trans.. It would be the ultimate concrete living room.



Quote:

Originally Posted by Diseasel300 (Post 3871383)
The main symptom this box was giving is a lope at idle, like someone fiddling with the rack lever and goosing it in a rhythmic cycle. A rough idle when cold is unlikely to be the EDS system, you can easily enough test the theory. Unplug the 2 pin connector on the big red solenoid on the back of the injection pump and start the car. Idle speed will be ~500-550. If your roughness continues, the EDS system has nothing to do with it and you have mechanical, glow plug, injection, or compression issues.


tjts1 02-03-2019 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diseasel300 (Post 3870853)
Just a 2018 update to this thread, I made a mistake on one of the capacitor values! The 7µF is actually a 1µF!

When I originally recapped my ECU, the top was split open on most of my caps. They were those crappy brown "UK" caps that ALWAYS die (seriously, if you see one in any of your car's electronics, just replace it, they're crap!). Because the font is extremely hard to read, I assumed it was a 7µF, especially due to the size of the capacitor.

Flash forward to today, and I was reworking an ECU for a friend's SDL and noticed his was a 1µF of a different brand. Same board, same layout, same design.

I've fought an intermittent idle hunt that's been significantly worse since I tuned the injection pump....at an idle it's like someone rhythmically goosing the throttle, and it isn't always present, but will show up at some point every time the car is driven. Since changing that capacitor to a 1µF, it idles rock steady, no hunt at all!

This thread is old enough that I can't go back up and edit the original post, so hopefully future readers will make it this far and notice the update.

I read page 2 of this thread bought the caps, went to replace them and found the 1µF instead of 7µF... then I went on to read page 3. Lesson learned lol. Fortunately I had a 1µF cap in my stash. No worries.

Diseasel300 02-03-2019 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjts1 (Post 3886462)
I read page 2 of this thread bought the caps, went to replace them and found the 1µF instead of 7µF... then I went on to read page 3. Lesson learned lol. Fortunately I had a 1µF cap in my stash. No worries.

I figured that would happen to someone at some point. By the time I found the issue, the thread was old enough that it wouldn't let me change the original posting. :mad:

tjts1 02-03-2019 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diseasel300 (Post 3886503)
I figured that would happen to someone at some point. By the time I found the issue, the thread was old enough that it wouldn't let me change the original posting. :mad:

No worries, I really appreciate the write-up and now my idle is dead steady all the time.
:drink:

Hit Man X 02-04-2019 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjts1 (Post 3886570)
No worries, I really appreciate the write-up and now my idle is dead steady all the time.
:drink:



Eric is a good dude, fixed my box right up. Did my SD's also because he is just that sadistic!


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