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I have a 2000 A140 and had intermittent spluttering/stalling of the engine at low revs, stalling, and finally problems starting. I took it to a garage and after diagnostics he said my ECU may need replacing, and/or the EGR valve has a problem.
ECU/MAF
I got a second opinion and got the actual diagnostic codes, which were P0100-001 & P0100-004. Through a bit of research this does actually turn out to be the MAF (mass air filter) but this is inbuilt in to the ECU. I sent this to ECUtesting to be repaired and have received it back and fitted it.
STILL SOME PROBLEMS
On the whole the problem has been significantly reduced, but I still have intermittent splutter problems starting and splutter/stalling when I floor the accelerator from low revs, even more pronounced when from idle in neutral (no problems if I ease it down, just if it is a quick burst, which may explain the problems starting).
WHAT NEXT? OXYGEN SENSOR OR EGR VALVE?
I have read elsewhere that when you have had problems with your MAF, you may also need to get the front Oxygen Sensor (LAMBDA) replaced. Would this tally with the problems I am still getting, or could it be the EGR valve? Something else?
Many thanks
I have a 2000 A140 and had intermittent spluttering/stalling of the engine at low revs, stalling, and finally problems starting. I took it to a garage and after diagnostics he said my ECU may need replacing, and/or the EGR valve has a problem.
ECU/MAF
I got a second opinion and got the actual diagnostic codes, which were P0100-001 & P0100-004. Through a bit of research this does actually turn out to be the MAF (mass air filter) but this is inbuilt in to the ECU. I sent this to ECUtesting to be repaired and have received it back and fitted it.
STILL SOME PROBLEMS
On the whole the problem has been significantly reduced, but I still have intermittent splutter problems starting and splutter/stalling when I floor the accelerator from low revs, even more pronounced when from idle in neutral (no problems if I ease it down, just if it is a quick burst, which may explain the problems starting).
WHAT NEXT? OXYGEN SENSOR OR EGR VALVE?
I have read elsewhere that when you have had problems with your MAF, you may also need to get the front Oxygen Sensor (LAMBDA) replaced. Would this tally with the problems I am still getting, or could it be the EGR valve? Something else?
Many thanks
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