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Mi16v 06-13-2004 03:18 PM

1993 E320 6cyl
 
hello my car works 2 sec and then turns off could somebody help me

suginami 06-13-2004 04:51 PM

OVP?

Mi16v 06-13-2004 05:03 PM

E320
 
i dont now becouse if i turn OFF the Plug of the MAF the engine works If I turn ON the plug the car makes the same after 2 sec goes off the car already have new coils new wiring arness a New MAf a New ECU i dont now what to do else

orvals 06-13-2004 09:59 PM

Don't know if related but my C280 did the same, new OVP fixed it.

suginami 06-14-2004 12:05 AM

Re: E320
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mi16v
i dont now becouse if i turn OFF the Plug of the MAF the engine works If I turn ON the plug the car makes the same after 2 sec goes off the car already have new coils new wiring arness a New MAf a New ECU i dont now what to do else
What is a MAF, and what plug are you turning off?

If you are referrng to a mass air meter, how do you expect the car to run with it unplugged?

Why did you replace the ECU?

It sounds like an expensive proposition swapping out parts when trouble shooting a problem.

Mi16v 06-14-2004 02:47 AM

e320
 
what controles the OVP is it only the ABS ???? is the OVC that Silver Box near the ECU whit a fuse on the top???????? if it is wen i turn On the key i ear a click from it and if i turn Off one of the plug that i as the light os the ABS turn On on the dash Board

Mi16v 06-14-2004 02:49 AM

e320
 
could somebody post here a pic of the OCV thanks

Mi16v 06-14-2004 02:55 AM

e320
 
sorry for my last two post it isnt OVC but OVP and i only turn OFF the MAF plug to see if the car work and it works but if i turn ON the car only works 2 sec i dont now what to do what does the OVP???????

Vladamir 06-14-2004 05:56 AM

The OVP is the Over Voltage Protection relay which sits up behind the battery behind the black plastic cover under your windshield.

Its about 3 inches high and has a fuse on the top of it.

They are a known weak spot in the w124/w202's as they had a design fault from new. The replacements which cost about $60 to purchase give no further problems and take about 5 minutes to replace once you have removed the battery.

The OVP protects your ECU and other electricals from getting fried by too much voltage going through the system.

I'm kind of worried at how much money you may have spent on a new MAF/ ECU etc, as the OVP is often the culprit and is cheap to replace.

Good luck

Mi16v 06-14-2004 07:02 AM

e320
 
do you can post here a picture of the OVP becous the only thing that as a fuse on top is a silver realy taht is near the ecu and as a plug that is i turn off the light of the ABS apear on the dash board

Vladamir 06-14-2004 07:28 AM

Yes its up next to the ECU and has a fuse on the top of it.....to the right of the ECU as you look at it. It's bolted to the bulkhead with 2x 10mm nuts (I think).

Cheers

Mi16v 06-14-2004 08:32 AM

e320
 
but wen the OVP gives problems should the ligth of the ABS apeare on the dashs board ????? or it could not show anything ???? thanks

Vladamir 06-14-2004 08:53 AM

It is known to effect the abs light on the dashboard.

If your car is still running on the original OVP relay, I would just replace it. The part is inexpensive and the newer design should not give any further problems.

Cheers

Mi16v 06-14-2004 09:06 AM

e320
 
do you now the part number of it

Vladamir 06-14-2004 09:17 AM

I do not have the part number to hand, all I do know is that if you go into your local Benz dealership and ask for an OVP relay for your model, they will automatically give you the updated version.


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