2006E350 not getting fuel. Jump to Latest Follow that said if the fuel injection system is too dirty that the car won't send a signal to the fuel pump, so I bout an OTC fuel injection cleaning system and am going to try that out when the adapter comes in. Not sure of the electrical issues but you appear to be throwing parts at the issue.
CodeP0230 is triggered by low voltage in the main power circuit of the fuel pump relay. The ECM monitors this voltage to see if it falls below a specified voltage. If codes P0231 or P0232 are present, then follow the pinpoint tests for these codes first to narrow down the failure on the secondary side of the fuel pump circuit.
Step1 - Disconnect battery Disconnect battery before commencing any work. Start by disconnecting the negative (black) terminal first, then the positive (red) second. Figure 1. Disconnect the negative
2006Mercedes-Benz E350 V6-3.5L: Service type When I slow down and stop the car, engine shuts off Inspection: A defective TCS or torque converter solenoid can also cause this issue. Low fuel pressure, or broken fuel pump: The fuel pump is responsible for transferring fuel from the tank to the engine. A malfunctioning fuel pump can
Lincolnshire Your Mercedes. C Class 350CDI 2012. Jan 14, 2015. #7. Terminal 87 relay is in the front sam. But this is the output to the relay and not a relay fault. It is probably just that the relay was slow to switch or be switched by the cdi. If you are not having problem starting then I would not worry too much.
2007E350 Fuel pumps. Our 2007 E350 died driving in the countryside north of San Francisco. After tow, the local garage reported both fuel pumps failed. Fast forward, the pumps they ordered don't fit and the entire gas tank needs to be replaced, parts and labor $3K. The car has 161,000 miles on it.
W164(2006-2011) W163 (1997-2005) S/CL Class. W140 (1991-1998) Check the fuel pump and the fuel pump relay. In some Mercedes-Benz models, you can hear the fuel pump when you listen carefully to the fuel
E350 miles. Vehicle fuel system known component issue, fuel pump failure, intermittent. Driving vehicle can lose power at speed, causing potential loss of control as hydraulic assist to steering
Validfor model 164.195: Fuel pump control unit: 57: Up to 2008: Fuel pump with fuel gauge sensor: 20: Valid without engine 156: Fuel pump: 58: Datalink connector: 7.5: Central gateway control unit: 59: As of 2009: Driver NECK-PRO head restraint solenoid: 7.5: As of 2009: Front passenger NECK-PRO head restraint solenoid: 60: Glove compartment
Puttingthe info from these two posts together suggests a possible cause: Steve@Avantgarde said: CDI's have an electric fuel pump under constant 4.2bar supply from ignition position 2. If it had a fuel leak (air getting in) the constant supply pressure would show a leak from a line, joint or otherwise.. quinnj3 said:
Ihave a 2006 Mercedes E350 4matic that cranks will not start. I replaced the fuel pump relay (kA in the trunk near the navi drive) and had no luck. I've been discovered that fuse number F43 a 15 amp fuse was blown under the hood. I replace the fuse in went back to start the car, and the car still cranked but did not start. 2009– 2014 model years of the Ford F-150 have problems with an overheating fuel pump fuse which needs to be relocated. 2018 model year had issues with misaligned welds of the high-pressure fuel pump, causing oil and fuel leaks. Additional issues include engine sputtering at high speed, power loss, or failure to start, among other.
Makesure the fuel tank is down to less than 1/2 a tank. Once the lines are out of the way and the ring is off then lift the pump and out. Remember the less fuel in the tank the less dripping of fuel will happen. Please pay close attention to the orientation of the way the old pump comes out. There are reference marks for the new one.

06Mercedes e350 with California emissions / bad fuel pump.

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