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1995 W124 E320 wagon Check Engine codes 2, 6, 17
The "CHECK ENGINE" light illuminated on our 1995 E320 wagon with ASR (HFM electronics).
The vehicle has the 16-pole Diagnostic Connector with an LED. I pulled the following number of blinks: 2, 6, and 17 I have two manuals for both analog and digital fault codes for the HFM M104 engine. Which one do I use to decipher (analog or digital) ? If analog: 2 = Engine coolant temp. sensor 6 = Not Used 17 = Injector, Cylinder If digital, do I use the "OB15" or the "MB" key: OB15 2 = engine coolant temperature sensor, open circuit 6 = hot film air mass sensor signal too high 17 = ISC (idle speed control) at upper control stop area, malfunction MB 002 = engine coolant temperature sensor, short circuit 006 = intake air temperature sensor, short circuit 017 = throttle valve potentiometer drive value implausibly high Thanks, :-) neil |
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None of those codes are correct for the built-in Led/sw. [ Diagnostic Module]
Those are HFM codes , not DM codes. Here are the correct ones and you then want to get the ones from pins 8 and 14 to see what they couple up as with the DM. You will need the tool for those. http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?t=107630
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A Dalton Last edited by Arthur Dalton; 06-04-2008 at 10:43 AM. |
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