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JamesO 07-13-2007 11:15 PM

Codes Quiz on Grey Market 1900 500SL with ASR that goes into limp mode when warm
 
Quiz, Codes and their solutions....Limp home mode when car warms up is the problem
I got the following codes on the CIS-E
code 7 ?
code 18-current to idle air control valve
code 29-difference in ECT between CIS-E control Module and EZL ignitioncontrol Module

MAS codes
13-Excessive AC belt
14 Vehicle speed signal/circuit
15- short cirvuit detected in fuel pump circuit

DI codes-with car not running
17-crankshaft poistion open or short cirvuit

Can anyone help with solutions to these codes...this grey market 1990 500sl with early ASR is killing me.

Thanks,
James

JamesO 07-13-2007 11:17 PM

1990 grey market 500SL
 
Sorry for the typo

deanyel 07-13-2007 11:46 PM

First step should be to clear the codes, drive it some more, and see what comes back. The code 13 is actually "excessive AC compressor clutch slippage" - ancillary problem. Perhaps a bad ignition control module - not uncommon at least on U.S. cars.

http://www.4mercedes.com/ezl.htm

Arthur Dalton 07-14-2007 11:21 AM

I agree w/clear and drive to see what first comes up,

but..seeing what you have now..
I would check the ohms value across the CIS/EZL thermistor and see if they are in fact, not the same. If not , that is a problem.
I would also check for equal tire size/PRI for VSS code ..that will trigger ASR.
Post what you find after clearing and doing those quick checks..

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JimF 07-15-2007 10:31 AM

Also check the belt tensioner, a failure prone item . . . . . pull on the belt and see if it has excessive play

JamesO 07-16-2007 11:17 PM

Thanks
 
I apprciate the imput from all of you! I will let you know...


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