Why does my Mercedes-Benz Sprinter not code?

Why does my Mercedes-Benz Sprinter not code?

The reason your car does not code is that the computer thinks the boost controller is working, it is still sending a signal but the signal does not always make it to the controller thus no vacum is applied to the turbo actuator and no boost develops.

Is the 2003 sprinter CDI A driveable car?

My 2003 Sprinter has a lack of power (seems like the turbo not working), but is driveable if I manually shift it. Does not have it’s normal get up & go, but as I said is driveable.

What happens when Mercedes diesel engine is not running?

As Mercedes DPF traps and holds soot, with time it reaches a point when it needs to be ‘emptied out’. This is done by regeneration. During this automated process, engine computer rises exhaust gasses temperature over 630°C. This burns up soot particles. However, if the engine is not running correctly automatic regeneration will not be started.

Where is the boost wire on a sprinter?

Your Sprinter has a broken boost controller wire in the loom under the radiator behind the bumper. Remove the bumper to expose the loom and inspect the loom under the air conditioner condensor. The condensor rubs through the loom at its mounting points, this breaks the control wire and the horn wire.

Are there any problems with my Mercedes Sprinter?

As long as you stay on top of regular maintenance, the longevity of a Mercedes Sprinter will serve you well. But these vans are not devoid of some major common issues, and these problems are expensive to repair. Sourcing Mercedes parts is a potentially difficult task. And buying parts gets expensive.

Where are the sensors in a Mercedes Benz Sprinter?

The exhaust system is comprised of a CDI (control unit) which monitors and actuates the sensors and valves in the exhaust system; a DEF pump. A DEF tank, a DEF temp sensor, a DEF level sensor and an SCR control unit with actuators and sensors. These items a located under the hood.

How many miles can a Mercedes Sprinter go?

In fact, with a diesel engine, a Sprinter will easily see a lifespan of over 300,000 miles. As long as you stay on top of regular maintenance, the longevity of a Mercedes Sprinter will serve you well.

Is the battery on a Mercedes Sprinter locally sourced?

Because, according to Jalopnik, the only piece of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter that is locally sourced is the battery. With every other part being shipped internationally and reassembled here in the US, there are only so many parts available. And it’s not like they are shipped for free.