Can a Mercedes-Benz ML320 read fault p0715?
My ML320 read the same fault P0715 with a new Conductor plate with new sensors. may be someone can help. As you can see by the chart below, code P0715 has four subgroups. Without a professional grade scanner to read the manufacturer’s precise code (to the left of any P0715 code) it is pure guess work.
Where to find Mercedes-Benz transmission code p0715?
As you can see by the chart below, code P0715 has four subgroups. Without a professional grade scanner to read the manufacturer’s precise code (to the left of any P0715 code) it is pure guess work. The first thing to check is the 13 pin connector on the passenger side of the transmission.
Why did my 2000 ML320 get stuck at 3rd gear?
My 2000 ML320 had P0715 code and got stuck at 3rd gear. I noticed that plug adapter is leaking oil. I replaced the adapter but found the new one is still leaky after I drove a while (and the truck got stuck at 3rd gear again with P0715).
Where is the input speed sensor on a Mercedes E320?
On the valve body (in your transmission) you will find a plastic plate, which carries the input and output speed sensors. This plate is known to crack around the input speed sensor. Hence your problem and the lock down in second gear. The repair for this means removing the tranny fluid/oil pan/filter/valve body and lastly the electronics plate.
My ML320 read the same fault P0715 with a new Conductor plate with new sensors. may be someone can help. As you can see by the chart below, code P0715 has four subgroups. Without a professional grade scanner to read the manufacturer’s precise code (to the left of any P0715 code) it is pure guess work.
What to do if your car has p0715 code?
The first thing to check is the 13 pin connector on the passenger side of the transmission. Separate the connector and see if there is trans. fluid. If there is, then a $20 repair kit is available. Click to expand… My 2000 ML320 had P0715 code and got stuck at 3rd gear. I noticed that plug adapter is leaking oil.
My 2000 ML320 had P0715 code and got stuck at 3rd gear. I noticed that plug adapter is leaking oil. I replaced the adapter but found the new one is still leaky after I drove a while (and the truck got stuck at 3rd gear again with P0715).
What does it mean when your transmission says p0720?
You are experiencing transmission problems. You press the gas pedal, and the engine RPMs go up to 4000 or even higher and you are limited to a max speed of about 30 MPH. The check engine light (CEL) comes on. You scan the car using an OBD-II code reader, and you get fault codes such as P0715, P0720, P0700.
You are experiencing transmission problems. You press the gas pedal, and the engine RPMs go up to 4000 or even higher and you are limited to a max speed of about 30 MPH. The check engine light (CEL) comes on. You scan the car using an OBD-II code reader, and you get fault codes such as P0715, P0720, P0700.
What causes p0715 Mercedes-Benz transmission speed sensor to malfunction?
P0715 MERCEDES-BENZ Possible Causes 1 Faulty Transmission Speed Sensor 2 Transmission Speed Sensor harness is open or shorted 3 Transmission Speed Sensor circuit poor electrical connection More …
What should I do about my p0715 OBD-II trouble code?
The most common repairs for a P0715 are as follows: 1 Replacing the input speed sensor 2 Repairing damaged wiring for the input speed sensor More …
As you can see by the chart below, code P0715 has four subgroups. Without a professional grade scanner to read the manufacturer’s precise code (to the left of any P0715 code) it is pure guess work. The first thing to check is the 13 pin connector on the passenger side of the transmission.
The most common repairs for a P0715 are as follows: 1 Replacing the input speed sensor 2 Repairing damaged wiring for the input speed sensor More
P0715 MERCEDES-BENZ Possible Causes 1 Faulty Transmission Speed Sensor 2 Transmission Speed Sensor harness is open or shorted 3 Transmission Speed Sensor circuit poor electrical connection More
What causes a p0715 OBD-II to malfunction?
A P0715 usually has one main cause and other secondary issues that are less common. These include: Faulty transmission speed sensor. Faulty or damaged speed sensor wiring. Faulty speed sensor electrical connection. Faulty shift solenoids. Damaged transmission valve body.
Is the part number 2035400053 Mercedes Benz?
I could not remember the package but the part number I ordered from Autohaus is 2035400053 (Genuine Mercedes), not 2035400253 (Uro parts) as shown in the picture there. Does this mean I get a bad part? As far as i know uro parts don.t make parts for MB.
I could not remember the package but the part number I ordered from Autohaus is 2035400053 (Genuine Mercedes), not 2035400253 (Uro parts) as shown in the picture there. Does this mean I get a bad part? As far as i know uro parts don.t make parts for MB.