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Originally Posted by bobbo
After my original post on this subject, a poster said it was a diy project. I couldn't remember if I had our local German car shop replace it or not so I called and found out it hadn't been replaced. They said MB would have to do it because of resetting something they did not have the scanner/tool for. Does this sound right or is it indeed a diy job?? Thanks!!
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We replace 3 or 4 a week, mostly on the M112 engined late 90's cars. The scanner they are talking about reteaching rotor adaptation (along with clearing the DTC if the CPS triggered a code). Rotor adaptation should be reset whenever CPS's are changed or engine mounts are changed - it deals with incongruencies in timing due to torquing of the motor (you change relative timing just by putting a lever in the engine compartment and prying over on the engine while its running) or other effects and hiccups in timing.