Brian Eslick from How to Automotivehttp://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the crank sensor on a 2004 Mercedes E320.
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Thank you! Great tips!!
Battery stays connected? Or not
This is fucking impossible
I have a 2005 Mercedes Benz C320, which is the same engine as the one in this video. My issue is that I have been smelling burning oil coming through my vents when I’m running my heater. I have to top off the oil every couple of months, and I’m getting leaking oil on cardboard underneath my car in the driveway. My car has 105,000 miles on it, the only place I see oil leaking is on the driver side in the corner of the engine by the firewall.
How do you unplug the connector? I have a 2004 CLK320 and you can't see the connector visibly you can only feel it. You jumped over how to disconnect that
Will the E500 be harder?
What are the exact tools used??
Thank you for the help! Running like a champ again and only cost me $50 thanks to you. Keep up the great work!
What’s the torque of the bolt?
How do you know when it needs replacing?
Show exactly where it is you fuckin dork
Tks was great help
What side is it located on drivers side or passenger side.