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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / July 2007

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1995 E300D Fuel Shut Off

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purdy@umc2.com - 09 Jul 2007 18:21 GMT
I have a 1995 E300D that has intermittent electrical problems which
seem to be related to my ignition switch.  Usually the problems occur
after the car has been parked in the hot sun. Most common problem is
that the radio looses power, it keeps coming on and off especially at
low RPM.  Once I lost all dash lights, then the next morning
everything was fine.

Most recently and it is not fixing itself is that the electronic shut
off on the fuel injection pump is not working and I have to turn the
little black knob over the fuel filter to starve the engine out to
stop it.  Also but probably not related, the AC clutch is not turning
on.

Is there some kind of know mechanical or electrical problem with the
ignition switch or some kind of harness  problem (bad crimping of
connectors, etc.?) that could be causing this?
Tiger - 09 Jul 2007 18:42 GMT
Check your battery first... low voltage will cause this problem... Autozone
will check your battery for free. They will also check your voltage output
from your alternator too.

Then check your fuses... rotate all of the around to break the corrosion at
the contacts... very common problem.

The shut off is an electrical thing... and I'd imagine it is related to the
top... low voltage.

Lastly on the AC, what is your refrigerant pressure now without compressor
running?
Kenneth P. Stox - 10 Jul 2007 04:49 GMT
Could be the legendary biodegradable wiring harness. If so, you'll need
to replace it.
Tiger - 10 Jul 2007 17:21 GMT
Not an issue... I looked over my car... nothing. I did see a recall service
where they said they need to mount an extra anchor to prevent abrasion to
main harness.
 
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