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Old Aug 1, 2005 | 12:14 PM
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2002 SLK 230
Got the check engine light. Reads out P0130 and P0131 - Oxygen sensor.
Additionally, when warmed up it intermittently has a loss of power as if the fuel flow is stopped but never turns off. After a few seconds it returns. Very scary when pulling out into traffic.
Local shop finds nothing except the O2 sensor and history of a misfire.
Question - will this sensor failure cause an intermittent losss of power? If no, any ideas. Sensor to be replaced tomorrow - on order.
They also tell me that the computer does not give nearly as much info as other M-B's.
Thanks for any insight.
 
Old Aug 1, 2005 | 11:16 PM
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Get the MAF cleaned too.

I have used carby clean sparingly and compresed air to dry.

Oil mist gets thru system and contaminates sensors.

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Old Aug 2, 2005 | 09:03 AM
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Thanks bazzle.
That was discussed with the technician yesterday. The car is going in tomorrow AM for the O2 sensor swap out. I will have him do that. It only makes sense to me that it has to be the MAF because it is intermittent.
Yesterday the car ran fine until I went up the local interstate at about 85 mph and the damn thing misfired a couple of times. Everything was fine again until I stopped at a red light and it started misfiring big time. Then the check engine light came on again. Everything fine since then.
We'll try it and thanks for the assistance.
 
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