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Randy 03-24-2018 01:09 PM

2005 E320CDI Post-Water-Pump Code
 
Hi, just finished changing the water pump, belt, idlers, tensioner, and hoses. Also replaced the manifold pressure sensor (again). When I started the engine for post-repair checks, I found CHECK ENGINE illuminated. Whipped out the trusty OBD II scanner and found 1 code: P0069 manifold absolute pressure barometric pressure correlation.
I erased the code but it resets as soon as the key is on and before the engine starts.
I had to remove the air filter box and turbo inlet elbow duct and unplug the involved harness to change the water pump so I figured one of these is not making contact. I checked and they appear to be fine. Can anyone guide me here?
Water pump and associated repairs seem fine btw.

sixto 03-24-2018 03:14 PM

Is the hose connected to the MAP sensor? Maybe the hose is degraded.

Sixto
98 E320 sedan and wagon

Randy 03-25-2018 08:22 AM

Hose is connected and seems in fine condition. Also, as the code sets before the engine is started, I suspect harness/connector/ end device issue.

Randy 03-25-2018 11:29 AM

Recall that I changed the manifold pressore sensor. Perhaps the replacement sensor is wrong?

Diseasel300 03-25-2018 12:02 PM

How long ago was the MAP sensor replaced? If it's been working before your water pump R&R, it's highly doubtful that it's the wrong part since you'd have had codes long before now.

Randy 03-25-2018 04:47 PM

Sensor failed about 1 1/2 years ago so I replaced it. Failed again a couple weeks ago. I noticed the new one I installed (ordered fromPeach) was USA-made and had 1 digit different from the one I removed (Bosch). I think I have the wrong part.

Diseasel300 03-25-2018 07:04 PM

Did it work after you replaced it though? Or is the light a recurring problem ever since replacing it? I ask because you may not have a sensor problem, you may have a wiring problem...

Randy 03-27-2018 09:56 AM

No, it has never worked; I replaced a failed sensor while I was replacing the water pump. I am convinced I got a sensor for a gasoline car by mistake so I have ordered another.


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