In that case, how exactly does this code work? Please tell me how to begin resolving this. The description is vague, to put it mildly.
Much obliged.
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Seems like this isn't the w123 240TD that's on your profile - pretty mysterious, actually.
Google, in any case, should be able to lead you in the correct way:
Google, in any case, should be able to lead you in the correct way:
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No, it's a W204 diesel. Doubtful that the W123 supports ODB?
Given the novelty of the sensor, there may be a few frayed wires. Contact cleaner has been sprayed onto all of the plugs and pins. We'll find out if Mercedes can locate it!
Given the novelty of the sensor, there may be a few frayed wires. Contact cleaner has been sprayed onto all of the plugs and pins. We'll find out if Mercedes can locate it!
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Not at all, in my opinion. I simply wanted to point out that you didn't specify the vehicle at all, and your profile solely refers to the W123.
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hat is unquestionably the reason. I thought I read somewhere that the sensors are really delicate; if that's the case, it could have been broken during installation (or, even worse, defective to begin with).
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My bad—my profile has been updated!
Next week, I'll have Mercedes take a look.
Next week, I'll have Mercedes take a look.