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I had the exact same problem as yours. My display on the dash did not show the mode selected i.e. S(Sport)/C(Comfort), or whichever modes your car displays, such as Summer/Winter. (This may help with your diagnosis) Without rambling on too much, the culprit was the gear selector assembly. I...

Hi there, The mod should work as you have the OM613 engine. Maybe make sure the connections are correct...

Hi all, I need your advice as to where the crankshaft position sensor is located on the OM612 engine. I have been searching all day long. Someone told me it is above the starter, but I cannot find it. Please help, I have been stranded for 3 days, and I am far from home too

Hi @moj91 Did you manage to find a solution?

Read the diagnostic codes to troubleshoot your problem! Also, as AMGeed said, make sure the ATF level is correct.

Correct. Then the circuit is hidden in the ECU box as it is a dry and safe environment for it. Have a look at posts 104 and 105

You are welcome:)

Take note of the fact that Li-Ion are considered 'empty' at 3.3v, so 30% translates to roughly 3.4 v/cell, or 10.2V As it should be, as the indicator should indicate 'empty' at 9.9v. When these batteries are discharged below 3v they are promptly destroyed, which is why there is protection...

Just a thought - If the key unlocks the doors the radio frequency circuit is fine. The circuit to unlock the steering and start the car is separate and uses an induction circuit from the car battery to energize when it is plugged in at the steering wheel. If the steering do not unlock the...

I had a similar problem some time ago, and it turned out to be the key itself. I found a loose connection on the cylindrical coil on the circuit board. (I dropped the key once too many times). After soldering, it worked fine, with instruments and lights working again!

Somebody please throw me a bone...;)

Hi all, I have this buzzing noise for about 5 seconds upon engine shutdown. It comes from the vacuum valve which operates the turbo. Simple question: should this be replaced. (The turbo linkage still moves)