alexdyer
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Hi there I am new to this forum as of today and am after some help.
I have a w203 2006 c180 kompressor
I have had the engine light come up on the dash without any effects whatsoever to engine performance or operation.
I read the codes and it came up with P200b exhaust cam hall sensor. reading some threads about this I feared the worst about leaking cam hall sensors and loom damage.
I looked in the loom and oil had reached the ecu also.
I have replaced the entire engine loom and the sensors and still cannot get the code for the cam hall sensor to dissappear!
the code will be away until the engine is started , it holds it as a pending code and then turns to a stored code after the ign is cycled!
I have opend the ecu up, which took forever! and could not see any oil contamination on the board , however I fear that if it has got in there I cannot see it as it would be on the other side of the circuit board that I cannot access.
Does anynone have any experience with this at all?
Could I have missed something?
I am ope to any offere of help.
Kindest regards
Alex
I have a w203 2006 c180 kompressor
I have had the engine light come up on the dash without any effects whatsoever to engine performance or operation.
I read the codes and it came up with P200b exhaust cam hall sensor. reading some threads about this I feared the worst about leaking cam hall sensors and loom damage.
I looked in the loom and oil had reached the ecu also.
I have replaced the entire engine loom and the sensors and still cannot get the code for the cam hall sensor to dissappear!
the code will be away until the engine is started , it holds it as a pending code and then turns to a stored code after the ign is cycled!
I have opend the ecu up, which took forever! and could not see any oil contamination on the board , however I fear that if it has got in there I cannot see it as it would be on the other side of the circuit board that I cannot access.
Does anynone have any experience with this at all?
Could I have missed something?
I am ope to any offere of help.
Kindest regards
Alex