sprinternut
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- Dec 4, 2007
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I have a 97 ex Transco 310D (120k Miles),which has an intermittent fault.It has been to an auto electrician,Merc commercial specialists and also an ex Merc master tech diagnostician with no success.
The van will suddenly decelerate on it's own,as if the throttle has been released,but more abruptly.When this happens pressing the throttle has no effect,but dipping the clutch does not stall the engine.The edc light does not come on and this fault is random at any speed/throttle position.The power "outage" can last for less than a second,to about 5 seconds
All parties to check the van have connected it to diagnostics and the ecu does not log a fault.It has been road tested with diagnostics and when the fault occurs,I was told that the fuel pump showed zero?
The conclusions of all parties were to point an accusing finger at the voltair system (PTO driven compressor and generator)To this end I disconnected the control module wiring from the throttle potentiometer (Wiring was poorly done with splices) and the van has been spot on until now (approx 6 weeks)
Any ideas anyone????
The van will suddenly decelerate on it's own,as if the throttle has been released,but more abruptly.When this happens pressing the throttle has no effect,but dipping the clutch does not stall the engine.The edc light does not come on and this fault is random at any speed/throttle position.The power "outage" can last for less than a second,to about 5 seconds
All parties to check the van have connected it to diagnostics and the ecu does not log a fault.It has been road tested with diagnostics and when the fault occurs,I was told that the fuel pump showed zero?
The conclusions of all parties were to point an accusing finger at the voltair system (PTO driven compressor and generator)To this end I disconnected the control module wiring from the throttle potentiometer (Wiring was poorly done with splices) and the van has been spot on until now (approx 6 weeks)
Any ideas anyone????
