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    Default Mercedes A Class A140 ECU & Air Mass/Flow Meter change help



    I have got Mercedes A140 been diagnosed as having a faulty air flow sensor, unfortunately the mass sir flow sensor and engine control module are both connected together.

    I want to know how I programme ECU to match with transponder keys to start car, got another one from scrap yard but the car will not star.

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    You Can replace 2 glass air mass blades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smayer View Post
    You Can replace 2 glass air mass blades.


    Thanks for quick reply, how do I replace mass blades do I take them out from the new 1 and replace to the original unit. Do you have any photos?
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    immo is in 29f200...you can swap the flash to the scarpyard ecu...i believe is worth a try rather than all that complicated stuff.

    anyway credit to these awesome poeple for finding the info

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    Quote Originally Posted by ominimicu View Post
    immo is in 29f200...you can swap the flash to the scarpyard ecu...i believe is worth a try rather than all that complicated stuff.

    anyway credit to these awesome poeple for finding the info

    Is this a tested solution, because it?s not an easy chip to solder??

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    just read whole the flash from the 29F200 and paste into the used
    Smart car engineer ,

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    that too hehee didnt thought of that. And it s easy to desolder it takes 30 secs

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    Thanks mate I will have a go tomorrow, I will keep you posted.
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    Hi Mavi,
    Do you need to calibrate the new sensors to the ecu? I have read some that you have to solder in a resistor to calibrate the new sensors ? or can this just be reset with Star??

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    Only Experimental Solution repair air flow meter A class 140.Remove original air flow meter and drill a hole in the opposite side and mount a air flow meter code 06A 906 461B four pins +12v,GND,Signal.Tested 2 cars.Adaptive Reset value.It pop out of the airflow and the engine is tested whether changes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by radioman View Post
    Solution repair air flow meter A class 140.Remove original air flow meter and drill a hole in the opposite side and mount a air flow meter code 06A 906 461A four pins +12v,GND,Signal,temperature sensor.

    have you the pic from this?

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    I have same car with same problem in garage ... if I order new glass sensors from codecard and change them, is there any other way to reset ECU beside DAS/Star? I have DAS/Star working via AVDI, but I can only diagnose cars on CAN-BUS, while this one is on old K-line.

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    Oh and - is there any other supplier apart from codecard for these sensors ... codecard store is closed next week.

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    Somebody knows something?

 

 
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