davidjpowell
MB Enthusiast
My car (a w203 C320 cdi) has been into a gearbox specialist due to a bad change.
He has said gearbox is fine, and the poor change is due to an engine fault that is reporting a false pressure/reading to the computer, hence the gearbox thinks the engine is at 50% power, when in reality it's at 10%. He also says this is causing over-fuelling.
Trader is booking it into his specialist (bet he needs reminding), but in the meantime does anyone have any ideas?
This does explain why the change is perfect when floored - 100% is 100% after all.
He has said gearbox is fine, and the poor change is due to an engine fault that is reporting a false pressure/reading to the computer, hence the gearbox thinks the engine is at 50% power, when in reality it's at 10%. He also says this is causing over-fuelling.
Trader is booking it into his specialist (bet he needs reminding), but in the meantime does anyone have any ideas?
This does explain why the change is perfect when floored - 100% is 100% after all.