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mslc791 09-05-2006 12:03 PM

ML keeps dying, then no start but cranks
 
Hi,

I have a '99 ML 320. Yesterday, the engine died while waiting for a red light. It started after a minute or two.
Today, it did not start in the morning, the engine cranked. Then it started and died after left idling. Then impossible to start again. Is it the faulty crankshaft position sensor? Where is it located.
Or is it uel related, like fuel filter or pump. The truck was upgraded to a new style fuel filter 3 years ago?

Please help:confused:

gkp1 09-06-2006 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mslc791 (Post 1267196)
Hi,

I have a '99 ML 320. Yesterday, the engine died while waiting for a red light. It started after a minute or two.
Today, it did not start in the morning, the engine cranked. Then it started and died after left idling. Then impossible to start again. Is it the faulty crankshaft position sensor? Where is it located.
Or is it uel related, like fuel filter or pump. The truck was upgraded to a new style fuel filter 3 years ago?

Please help:confused:

I had a similar issue with my 00 ML55 and it was a nighmare to fix. they say the first thing to check is the crankshaft pos. sensor, then the MAF. After 3 months of headache my issue ended up being the ignition control module.

Soosoo 09-06-2006 07:23 PM

I also had a similar problem with my ml2000 last month, it was the crankshaft pos. sensor, 200.00 for the part and 200.00 for the labor at the dealership. But it fixed the problem.

suginami 09-06-2006 07:55 PM

Crankshaft position sensor. Classic symptoms.

You can remove the CPS, and heat it up with a heat gun or hair dryer, when hooked up to a volt meter, if you get an open circuit, then it is bad.

CPS sensors are pretty cheap, about $100 or less through this website. Takes about 20 minutes to replace, but they are hard to see.

mslc791 09-13-2006 08:35 AM

Thanks a lot to all for your helpful suggestions. I replaced the CPS and the truck runs like new again. :)


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