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Targa-NF 04-26-2011 06:58 PM

94 E320 Wagon Weird Electrical Problem
 
My 1994 E320 wagon has a weird electrical ghost.
When I press the break pedal I loose fuel, oil presser, and temp gauge and the large relay that controls the signal lights start to make a buzzing sound. Also I don't get any tail lights. The marker, signal, and reverse lights work.

Things I have tried/checked

1. I replaced that large relay
2. I replaced the little switch down on the break pedal linkage.
3. I checked all the grounds behind gauge cluster. " Very Clean No Corrosion "
4. I checked all the wires in fuse box and wires in rear connecting to tail lights. " Very Clean No Corrosion or dry cracked wires "

Anyone see/hear of anything like this?

Thanks. Jay

Chas H 04-26-2011 08:00 PM

Has the engine wire harness been replaced?

Targa-NF 04-26-2011 09:16 PM

No but it is not all dried up and cracked like my 95 C280 was. It looks good. but am sure there's a lot I cant see. Would think if its not bad where I can see, the rest cant be that bad....

Chas H 04-26-2011 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Targa-NF (Post 2707292)
No but it is not all dried up and cracked like my 95 C280 was. It looks good. but am sure there's a lot I cant see. Would think if its not bad where I can see, the rest cant be that bad....

I don't know why your car would be different from all the others made at that time.

Targa-NF 04-26-2011 09:40 PM

I'm sure its in the mail.... I made my own wiring harness for my C280. That's 12 hours bent over a table I don't wana do anytime soon.

It was the fuses. I spun 3 and 5 and the buzzing stopped and gauges came back. :D I spun them all a wile back but did not help. I dont have my fuse chart and did not know what ones to clean up.

Thanks everyone.
Jay

Kestas 04-27-2011 11:48 AM

I had a similar problem that was traced to a loose battery cable. You may have something similar, like a corroded ground somewhere. These vehicles use a lot of electricity, and the circuits can't handle much resistance.


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