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Eliminate rust, apply chemical treatment to any residual rust, prime, and layer colour and clear lacquer till just above the surface level, then level with compound. The job should be almost imperceptible. Utilising a body shop for a stone chip seemed overkill to me. Particularly because one may get another chip the next day! Stone chips occur spontaneously and are mostly unavoidable. Regrettably, I lack a photograph of my former 209 bonnet, which had more chips than paint on the first foot, since it had spent its life on the freeway before to my acquisition! I did have it resprayed; however, none of the chips exhibited rust, remaining white or grey owing to galvanisation.

It is a faulty connection of the wheel sensor to the chassis beneath the wheel arch. Disconnect and spray generously with contact cleaning. Done

Simply wear a mask in their presence and proceed cautiously with both wet and dry conditions. Removing the bumper off a 2004 model vehicle may result in complications.

Have rebuilt the EGR and intake manifold with little impact; now changing the PCV and will investigate the DPF sensor.

All replacement components are from recognised aftermarket manufacturers.

Having completed that, there is no observable change. I have replaced all recognised common components that might trigger the issue code. The PCV is now in progress. Are there any unusual components or circumstances that can result in an air leak? P227906

Greetings to everyone I own a high-mileage, 460,000 km W212 E250 CDI used for a chauffeur service in Australia. A few months ago, while driving home, I had a little bump followed by a loss of power, an illuminated engine management light, and a soft limp mode. I was able to drive home but had to manually shift gears. Previously, the boost hose had split, exhibiting same symptoms; thus, I assumed it was the same issue and was able to restart the vehicle without applying sufficient weight to activate limp mode. The attempt was unsuccessful, so I brought it to a mechanic, who scanned it and retrieved the MAF code and gearbox code. Cleaned the mass air flow sensor, no results; replaced it with a non-OEM Vemio sensor, still no results. To summarise, we are essentially making random adjustments, having replaced the mass airflow sensor, another intake sensor, the EGR valve and cooler, two intercooler hoses, the intake manifold and this week, the PCV cover. The vehicle idles smoothly without any discernible unusual noises. If the PCV does not resolve the issue, we are both at a loss about the source of the air leak. The new MAF has been recalibrated, so any insights or comparable resolved cases would be very appreciated. Salutations

Did you encounter the same error while using both keys? The electronic ignition switch may lead to non-start or non-crank issues; alternatively, defects in the crankshaft position sensor and camshaft sensor might be responsible, although I would expect these to generate fault codes.

Although I have never personally had a vehicle with Recaro seats, this brand has been renowned since the 1960s. https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a61739137/recaro-the-car-worlds-famous-seat-maker-files-for-bankruptcy/

The voltage of the alternator will remain consistent as long as the engine is operating, as previously mentioned in this discussion. A high-quality battery normally operates at a voltage of around 12.8 V. It is important to note that the battery voltage never exceeds this value. Therefore, the voltage output of your alternator would range between 13.8 V and 14.2 V. Regrettably, this does not indicate that your battery is completely charged.

If you are satisfied with the balance of the wheels, it is possible that there is some debris trapped between the wheel flange and hub assembly. Remove the front wheels and gently use emery cloth to smooth the two surfaces that will come into contact, ensuring a flawless fit when the wheels are reattached.

Ha ha, I was under the impression that you meant "sock" as in the slang term for a filter.

Socks won't filter like a real filter. Some turbos use plastic impellers, which may be damaged by tiny particles since the filtering isn't effective.

Is this considered a legitimate 'service item' according to Mercedes Benz? Typically, drive units of this kind are sold as a single part by dealers, without including any internal components. Typically, an innovative individual on the internet provides "home made" components to individuals who want to handle their own repairs. In some drives, such as this one, the gear made of 'plastic' is intentionally engineered to be sacrificial. It serves as the weak point that is meant to break when the mechanism is subjected to excessive stress. Without any particular relevance or connection. One of the machines I often use features a gearbox with an electrically operated overload mechanism, followed by a clutch. In the event of a malfunction, a brass pin shears off, causing the whole system to come to a relatively safe halt. On many occasions, I have arrived to the site to see that the local experts had already started dismantling the whole machine, with bits scattered around, only to realise much later that the shear pin was already broken. Men often neglect to read the instruction manual. The thread hijack has ended.

^ Europeans exhibit a high level of compliance with regulations and requirements consistently. I see several films with unsightly yellow front licence plates detracting from the appearance of your sports automobiles. In the United States, our nation was founded through acts of rebellion. We are indifferent to the legality of an exhaust modification; we will find a method to proceed with it nonetheless. Indeed, we have a greater preference for it if it is unlawful. Throughout the United States, many sports vehicles are being driven without front licence plates, despite the fact that they are legally required. If I had an OPF, I would remove it from my vehicle with such swiftness that it would vanish before you could complete the utterance of "Otto-Partikelfilter"!

However, is it only the exhaust valve control? Wasn't there also the implementation of particle filters (in Europe) that influenced the sound?

Perhaps I can uncover pertinent information in the service history that will explain the nature of each component. It seems that the previous owner had all additional features, including a garage door opener, installed. The historical document is remarkable, thus it is possible that there may be a hint included within it.

I am unable to perceive anything. The 2005 CLK model was equipped with a socket specifically designed for a jack plug, allowing compatibility with any mp3 player. I had to connect the device to the power source via the cigarette lighter, which was rather inconvenient, but it functioned enough.

Do you have any conjecture on the purpose of the additional wire? Apologies, I lack experience and knowledge in this area.

I am reluctant to attempt disassembling anything to inspect the internal wiring.

It seems like the cables have been securely connected, since they are inserted into a hole at the rear rather than being equipped with a detachable connector. I made another attempt, but unfortunately, I was still unsuccessful. Perhaps I should get an android phone in order to determine if the problem is with the iPhone. Everything seems to be functioning as expected, which is quite exasperating.

I accessed the settings on my phone and it indicates that it is now linked to Bovee 1000. Upon accessing iTunes, I see that the playback option, located at the bottom of the screen beside the air play button, is enabled. However, despite being chosen, no audio is being played. If I choose the option for iPhone, the music will play via the speakers of the phone. I have increased the level on both my phone and automobile, but I am still unable to hear any sound. Should I consider using an older iPod instead of my iPhone if the issue is perhaps caused by the compatibility of new and old technology?

Hello, could someone kindly provide guidance on how to stream music from an iPhone via Bluetooth? I own a 2004 CLK320 that is equipped with a CD changer located in the glove box. Additionally, there is another compartment with cables and a Bovee 1000 device connected. I infer that the prior owner was use it. Bovee establishes a connection with my phone, and by pressing and holding the cdc button, the car's screen displays the auxiliary input. I have successfully downloaded a music file on my phone and increased the level, but no sound is being produced. I am currently uncertain on the next course of action to pursue. Could someone kindly inform me of what I am lacking? I was expecting a plug-and-play experience as I lack technological expertise. We would much appreciate any recommendations or advice. Thank you in advance.

Verify that all the "fluids" (brakes, differential fluid, coolant, air conditioning gas, etc.) are current. For vehicles that are only used sometimes, may a different metric work better than the miles that most manufacturers use to describe changes? Vehicles perform better when driven often and kept active. Replace the battery or put it on a trickle charger if the tyres are more than five years old from the date of manufacture. The usual suspects: elastomers, seals, age-wiper blades, poly v belts, etc.

As the despondent poet once said, "I do not believe it." Perhaps he had been sent in his superior's or relative's white GLB to check and adjust the tyre pressures for them. Does he dislike his work as much as he despises the idea that he can never hope to purchase a luxurious car? Perhaps the individual in question is really a prejudiced racist, who believes that any remark made by someone with a "foreign accent" is deserving of scorn, regardless of the actual substance of the speech.