TrickyS320
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- May 19, 2010
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- S320 CDI Limo
Hi I have a sort of simple question to ask for assistant for please but guess best to start from beginning.
I had a ball joint that needed replacing on the front off side suspension (lower outer). I took everything apart making sure the speed sensor was protected and tried to ensure the tracking rod arm was not undone. The ball joint was then replaced by a garage. I fitted everything back together and after a short drive I had the ABS ESP etc visit workshop appear. I took it to the garage and they fitted a new speed sensor non OEM but it did not resolve the problem but made the brakes to start pumping erratically so the old sensor was put back on. It was then found the plate the sensor his housed in had out a bit bent so that was adjusted. It seemed better but faults came back on. I had the tracking checked and it was adjusted. A genuine sensor was fitted but came up with same codes C1112-001 implausible values loose contact and C1101-005 unknown fault type: 5. So old sensor was but back. The air gap was checked and adjusted again and it ran ok for a day then faults came up again. If I turned off the car then started and drove over 40 mph quickly then it ran ok as soon as the speed dropped below 40 mph fault appeared.The cables was all tested back to the ESP module and was told they were all OK. Another code appeared upon testing again which I don't have the code number but was told the ESP + PML + BAS was checked and when opened appeared to have water damage. Due to cost of over £800 it was suggested I look for a second hand unit to see if that cures the problem.
So my unit has the following numbers:
220 545 35 32 Q01
ESP+PML+BAS FD 03M12
Bosch 0 265 109 754
HW: 16/03
SW: 16/03
03-12-11
DKKP50030358
So my question is out of all these numbers on my module are there any numbers I can ignore in order to give me a straight forward replacement please?
My model is 2004 W220 S320 CDI Limo VIN: WDB2201252A411295
Appreciate any info in advance thank you.
Richard
I had a ball joint that needed replacing on the front off side suspension (lower outer). I took everything apart making sure the speed sensor was protected and tried to ensure the tracking rod arm was not undone. The ball joint was then replaced by a garage. I fitted everything back together and after a short drive I had the ABS ESP etc visit workshop appear. I took it to the garage and they fitted a new speed sensor non OEM but it did not resolve the problem but made the brakes to start pumping erratically so the old sensor was put back on. It was then found the plate the sensor his housed in had out a bit bent so that was adjusted. It seemed better but faults came back on. I had the tracking checked and it was adjusted. A genuine sensor was fitted but came up with same codes C1112-001 implausible values loose contact and C1101-005 unknown fault type: 5. So old sensor was but back. The air gap was checked and adjusted again and it ran ok for a day then faults came up again. If I turned off the car then started and drove over 40 mph quickly then it ran ok as soon as the speed dropped below 40 mph fault appeared.The cables was all tested back to the ESP module and was told they were all OK. Another code appeared upon testing again which I don't have the code number but was told the ESP + PML + BAS was checked and when opened appeared to have water damage. Due to cost of over £800 it was suggested I look for a second hand unit to see if that cures the problem.
So my unit has the following numbers:
220 545 35 32 Q01
ESP+PML+BAS FD 03M12
Bosch 0 265 109 754
HW: 16/03
SW: 16/03
03-12-11
DKKP50030358
So my question is out of all these numbers on my module are there any numbers I can ignore in order to give me a straight forward replacement please?
My model is 2004 W220 S320 CDI Limo VIN: WDB2201252A411295
Appreciate any info in advance thank you.
Richard
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