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Hello, I appreciate that this question may have been asked before, but I am now facing difficulty comprehending the issue and the associated code. The vehicle operates well, but sometimes enters a phase where its power output is reduced by half. Interestingly, no warning lights are shown during this occurrence. However, after around 5 minutes of driving at or below 3000rpm, the car regains its full power and resumes normal operation. During the last occurrence, I was prepared with my code reader, and the following codes were shown while the vehicle was experiencing difficulties: 41A4, P0402, 4507, P14A6. These codes are related to DPF pressure and EGR. The Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system is functioning well, and the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) has accumulated about 10,000 miles of use (the turbocharger was also replaced at that time). The engine has accumulated 76,000 km and receives regular maintenance, including flushing and other necessary services. After exiting half power mode, I deleted the codes and rechecked the system, but no codes were detected. It is worth noting that the code reader I used is CarScanner, which, while not the most advanced, has proven effective in resolving most issues on this and other vehicles. Do you have any suggestions or thoughts? Thank you.
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The 2004 320TD compact requires both inner and exterior tie rods.
BEERMAN replied to WiseSage's topic in General Discussions
Lemforder is an authentic brand that ensures long-lasting durability, eliminating the need for future replacements. Avoid using Febi, as recommended before. I attempted to use the product febi, which resulted in the expenditure of both time and resources, including the need to replace tyres, realign the components, and repeat the whole process. Febi provided improper nuts for the track-rod ends. They supplied nylock nuts instead of the needed flanged nuts, which are necessary for mounting to the aluminium hub. These nuts broke within three months of Miss Daisy driving. Febi provided me with fair compensation. -
If it has LL04 on it, then it is OK.
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Driving advice when travelling in Germany AMG
BEERMAN replied to CyberNinja's topic in General Discussions
Nothing can adequately prepare one for it! Despite having read several testimonials, I was nevertheless astounded. It is remarkable to consider that it was formerly a privately owned assortment. The most captivating tale for me was when the brothers sent a letter to the Bugatti Owners Club, expressing their intention to purchase the whole fleet of cars. This demonstrates significant purchasing power. -
Driving advice when travelling in Germany AMG
BEERMAN replied to CyberNinja's topic in General Discussions
I intend to go to France. It is quite delightful to experience well-maintained roads for a change. In addition, I consistently find the French routes to be quite efficient for covering long distances. If you have sufficient time available, Baden-Baden is highly recommended for its pleasant atmosphere. Additionally, the Schlumpf Museum, located farther south in Mulhouse, is a worthwhile destination that requires some effort to get. The Zeppelin Museum, located in Friedrichshafen, is a commendable attraction, but a considerable distance away. -
I am uncertain whether your system is identical to mine, however my car's system has no difficulty in accurately interpreting speed signs. However, there are some instances when it mistakenly detects the speed restriction plates on heavy goods vehicles. Typically, it is promptly sorted. If you have own the automobile for just 6 weeks, maybe you might consider having them inspect the issue? Is it possible that the windscreen was replaced and something was not correctly reinstalled?
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The individual's statement is accurate. In response to the truck drivers' strikes, Patrick Pouyanne implemented a price reduction of 12 cents per litre last year, which may be seen as a public relations strategy. I was uncertain about its current existence, but it is advisable to be vigilant for its potential presence. The reason for mentioning stores is their distinct signage, such as the obvious indication of "Leclerc 5 kilometres straight ahead."
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Wishing you a pleasant journey! It is worth noting that supermarkets consistently provide lower prices compared to branded fuel stations, and they are often located on the outskirts of most towns. Motorway service stations in the UK are seen to be too expensive. This outcome is not unexpected.
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Indeed, it is the information I encountered on my F32 for a considerable period of time. Subsequently, I exchanged the aforementioned item, which had been used for around one year, for a pristine M4 steering wheel. The impetus for this decision stemmed from my desire to own a steering wheel equipped with heating capabilities, among other features. Furthermore, my preference for the original M wheels stems from my longstanding appreciation for the smooth wallnappa leather they have. The M Performance variant has enhanced traction and imparts a remarkable sense of command. In contrast, my F06 model has its original factory sport steering wheel, and I want to postpone any upgrades until it exhibits more signs of wear.
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This particular steering wheel is often regarded as one of the most aesthetically pleasing options available, and its overall quality is very commendable.
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The airbag unit from the M steering wheel may be retained without requiring any coding. Additionally, it should be taken into consideration that the installation of SA 248, namely the heated steering wheel, will result in the deactivation of the heating functionality.
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Hot Middle Advisor? One way traffic only...
BEERMAN replied to QuirkEinstein's topic in General Discussions
Currently, the prevailing circumstances are favorable as many items are being offered at reduced prices. I was able to get the seventh iteration of a certain product at an attractive cost, as the X7 model is being sold without any markdown and has garnered significant popularity among consumers. What would stink is if the Euros go the way of Ford and GM and get rid of their automobiles. -
Hot Middle Advisor? One way traffic only...
BEERMAN replied to QuirkEinstein's topic in General Discussions
I agree with the notion that the level of luxury in the 7 does not necessarily need to match that of the S. However, I much appreciated the exceptional driving experience provided by my previous vehicle, and I find that the current one, although pleasant, lacks the same dynamic prowess. -
Given that my document is a handbook, it is reasonable to assume that it would provide a distinct impact.
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It is quite probable that it is influenced by the Dieselgate scandal. Given my use of the taxi service, it is reasonable to infer that the impact of this situation will likely be more pronounced on my own circumstances. I want to diplomatically request that they refrain from doing so in the event that they propose its need. I was previously unaware that the modification had a direct impact on the engine's functioning. I had mistakenly believed that it just affected the dashboard display, providing accurate information about the actual fuel usage. I appreciate the guidance provided.
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I will be taking my 2014 C Class vehicle to Mercedes-Benz for a scheduled passenger airbag recall service later this month. There are instances when automobile owners, across different platforms, strongly advise against having a software upgrade performed on their vehicles at Mercedes-Benz dealerships. What is the rationale behind this request? What are the potential drawbacks associated with updating software? I am inquiring as to whether it would be OK for me to communicate my lack of desire for the aforementioned item.
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There seems to be a coolant leak in the W212 vehicle.
BEERMAN replied to Geek2232's topic in General Discussions
Has the fuel filter been inspected? One often seen area of failure in the OM651 engine is... -
The MMI 2G system experiences a loss of language settings.
BEERMAN replied to jennycarlotta's topic in General Discussions
There is a possibility that the battery management unit may be experiencing a malfunction. The potential loss of language settings upon manual reset of the MMI prompts uncertainty over its normalcy. There seems to be a notable number of individuals encountering a similar issue. I have seen instances when individuals who identify as A6'ers have shared their concerns on various online platforms, however have not received any responses. The persistent annoyance has led me to contemplate exchanging it for a new model of the Mercedes S-Class. Mercedes shown a greater level of concern for its clients. It is incredulous to contemplate the ability of an automotive dealer to decline addressing a specific issue upon presenting one's vehicle for inspection, opting instead to rectify other issues. I am considering visiting the Audi dealership in Maidstone in order to assess their performance and quality. I would not be adverse to a price range of £1-2k, since selling the vehicle privately might potentially provide a higher return compared to trading it in and incurring a significant loss. It is regrettable that the vehicle is marred by the bothersome Service and MMI issue, since I have a strong affinity for it. -
The MMI 2G system experiences a loss of language settings.
BEERMAN replied to jennycarlotta's topic in General Discussions
I concur with your sentiments pertaining to primary merchants, since they are unsatisfactory. I have had negative encounters with my prior A6 vehicle, and the individuals involved lack knowledge and understanding of the MMI problem at hand. Given the approximate age of the automobiles, estimated to be about seven years, it is anticipated that a substantial number of individuals may encounter this issue in the near future. The estimated duration aligns with the typical lifetime of a lithium-ion backup battery cell. I am inclined to disassemble my MMI module in order to ascertain the presence of a corresponding component on the circuit board. Let us see the response provided by the individual known as southsidespinner. On a distinct topic, I have come across an intriguing observation on the functionality of television in-motion, which I want to experiment with in the near future. -
The MMI 2G system experiences a loss of language settings.
BEERMAN replied to jennycarlotta's topic in General Discussions
Hello everyone, I am in possession of a 53 plate 4.0tdi vehicle and I am now experiencing a similar issue. I have seen that the language setting reverts to German as you have accurately described. Additionally, my analysis indicates that the Climate Control system in my vehicle incorrectly assumes that it is a left-hand drive (LHD) automobile. I own a Ross-Tech cable, specifically designed for VAG-COM/VCDS purposes, and have conducted an examination of the coding, which has revealed significant errors and inconsistencies. After successfully configuring the appropriate coding settings, the system functions correctly for a limited duration of up to one hour. However, when returning to the vehicle at a later time, it reverts back to the German language and left-hand drive orientation. I am skeptical that an MMI update would resolve the issue at hand; yet, I am curious to see if any positive outcomes are achieved. Kindly respond and provide guidance. I refrained from proceeding with the update on my device due to my suspicion that it may be attributed to a hardware malfunction, maybe including the backup battery inside the MMI system. Consequently, I deemed it unwise to take the risk associated with the upgrade. -
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of using Bluetooth technology on the RRS CCF EDIT and L322 systems. Specifically, we want to examine the impact of Bluetooth connectivity on the transmission and reception of videos in these systems.
BEERMAN replied to Ortsmatt's topic in General Discussions
The JLR SDD software indicates a malfunction in my head unit. I have attempted to resolve the issue by replacing it with another secondhand device, but the problem persists.Is it necessary to recode these elements in ??My laptop is displaying an error message indicating a missing PAGCMPS Active x component required to complete diagnostics. In response, I am considering removing the current sound system and installing my own equipment. The frustration caused by my automobile has reached a point of annoyance. -
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of using Bluetooth technology on the RRS CCF EDIT and L322 systems. Specifically, we want to examine the impact of Bluetooth connectivity on the transmission and reception of videos in these systems.
BEERMAN replied to Ortsmatt's topic in General Discussions
I have just purchased the JLR SDD software and a Mongoose OBD lead tool in order to analyze the CAN bus issues. I am now awaiting the arrival of the lead tool. Additionally, I am scheduled to get my vehicle on Monday after having the exhaust repaired, but I have encountered a new issue with a broken compressor. It seems that the L320 model is rather troublesome.