AdWeber91
Mercedes GLS Diesel 2021: bumpy ride, high consumption and black smoke
Poor fuel economy
Black smoke from exhaust on acceleration
Loss of engine power
Check engine light on
Unsteady engine
Jerking on acceleration
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8 comment(s)
Hey, thanks for the input. I would never have thought that the exhaust could be the problem, but thinking about it, what you say makes sense about my symptoms. Will definitely have it checked by the garage before I start tinkering with the lambda sensor. Do you remember how much the repair cost you? And have you had any other problems since then or has your E-Class been running smoothly since then? Best regards.
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Hey, I'm glad I could help. After the exhaust was repaired in the workshop, the lambda sensor was actually the problem for me. But since the mechanic fixed it, everything has been running smoothly again. The exhaust repair cost me €265. Since then I've had no more problems and my E-Class is running like clockwork again. I hope this solves your problem too. Let me know how it goes! Regards.
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Hey, thanks for the information. 265 is a bit more than I expected, but if it solves my problem, it's worth it. I'll follow your advice and have the exhaust checked first before I go for the lambda sensor. I hope that's the case for me too. I'll get back to you as soon as I have news from the mechanic. See you then and thanks again! Best regards.
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@David.Jovanovic
Regeneration performed with wow test device. The errors remain in the Carly. Full power!? Cut off at 0 according to wow test device. What to do?
Hello, Did you not file any errors with the WOW Tester? What errors are there with Carly?
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@Hiticas
Hi, what can I do to solve this problem and the car does not idle correctly oscillates error code P013326
The error code P013326 is related to the oxygen sensor circuit. It could be due to a faulty oxygen sensor, a damaged or leaking exhaust system, or a problem with the fuel pressure. I would recommend starting with the easiest check, which is inspecting the oxygen sensor for any visible damage or loose connections. If you don't find any issues there, you might want to check the exhaust system for leaks. If the problem persists, it would be best to have a mechanic check the fuel pressure. Please keep us updated on your progress. Do you have any other questions?
Hello, I had a similar problem with my 2018 Mercedes E-Class diesel. But mine was the exhaust leaking. Showed pretty similar symptoms to yours, except I didn't have any smoke coming out. Think about it before you decide on the lambda sensor. The jerking when accelerating and the high fuel consumption on mine were definitely due to the leaking exhaust. Finally had to go to the workshop. After a thorough check, it was clear that the exhaust was leaking and had to be replaced. It wasn't fun, but it solved the problem. They now ride like a dream again. So before you put a lot of time and effort into troubleshooting, have it checked. Maybe it's the same for you. Hope this helps you a little. Best regards.
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