XLWB30V6639
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Apologies if there is a thread somewhere already but would like to get up to date info and experiences as things change fast with software.
I have 2014 W639 V6 CDI Viano (OM642 engine and the ‘5G’ transmission which is known as a NAG1).
I’d like to invest in a code reader that can do engine and gearbox codes.
Why the gearbox?
Well I’ve had the gearbox rebuilt and torque converter replaced twice (serving time under warranty by the rebuilder).
They have found no issue with the TC but replaced it anyway as they done on exchange. The TC solenoid was also replaced.
They deal with a lot of sprinters for tour companies with the issue (a TC judder when fully loaded and going up kings climbs etc).
They said if it’s not mechanical then the next things they found cause the propel is the gearbox ECU not engaging the TC properly. Solution is to replace the ECU-fine know how much but imagine interest not cheap for a new genuine part..
Clearing the gearbox adaptations did see that problem go away for 1,500 miles the first time (before they put the second TC in).
So far our been fine after the second TC but I’ve not done a long trip fully loaded yet…
So I’d like to be prepared if it reappears and hoping there is a code reader tool that can let reset gearbox adaptations as well as read engine and other codes?
I have 2014 W639 V6 CDI Viano (OM642 engine and the ‘5G’ transmission which is known as a NAG1).
I’d like to invest in a code reader that can do engine and gearbox codes.
Why the gearbox?
Well I’ve had the gearbox rebuilt and torque converter replaced twice (serving time under warranty by the rebuilder).
They have found no issue with the TC but replaced it anyway as they done on exchange. The TC solenoid was also replaced.
They deal with a lot of sprinters for tour companies with the issue (a TC judder when fully loaded and going up kings climbs etc).
They said if it’s not mechanical then the next things they found cause the propel is the gearbox ECU not engaging the TC properly. Solution is to replace the ECU-fine know how much but imagine interest not cheap for a new genuine part..
Clearing the gearbox adaptations did see that problem go away for 1,500 miles the first time (before they put the second TC in).
So far our been fine after the second TC but I’ve not done a long trip fully loaded yet…
So I’d like to be prepared if it reappears and hoping there is a code reader tool that can let reset gearbox adaptations as well as read engine and other codes?