2008 mercedes c300 crankshaft position sensor location

Crankshaft position sensor for C300 2015 model

08-03-2019, 07:16 PM

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Crankshaft position sensor for C300 2015 model

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Does anyone know where the crankshaft position sensor 1 is located for C300 2015 model?

 

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04-24-2020, 12:38 AM

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Hello,

Does anyone know where the crankshaft position sensor 1 is located for C300 2015 model?

I can�t believe nobody said anything?! Where the f is the thing- my car is dying! Help! Googles dead with info too. Amazing

 

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04-24-2020, 03:43 AM

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I can�t believe nobody said anything?! Where the f is the thing- my car is dying! Help! Googles dead with info too. Amazing

Wow dude... okay.

Check here; item 910 in the diagram:

catcar.info - M274 engine sensors

Looks like it's on the rear side of the engine.

 

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I recently replaced both of mine. Their pretty cheap so replace both.

 

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thanks so much! I did find that image last night and some basic data such as need a quarter inch driver and reverse e8 etc. was attempting to see if I could do this myself on ramps vs lift/dealer. Surprising nobody has put up pics of DIY right? Thanks again!

 

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Hi.which code number did you get,I have c350e, diagnostic machine says code p0341 crankshaft position sensor,but p0341orginally for camshaft position sensor. Which one did you replace it

 

05-27-2020, 10:56 PM

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Hi.which code number did you get,I have c350e, diagnostic machine says code p0341 crankshaft position sensor,but p0341orginally for camshaft position sensor. Which one did you replace it


 

05-28-2020, 02:19 AM

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I recently replaced both of mine. Their pretty cheap so replace both.

ain't those the camshaft hall sensors? (and not the crankshaft sensor).... just wondering..

 

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05-28-2020, 06:32 AM

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ain't those the camshaft hall sensors? (and not the crankshaft sensor).... just wondering..

the red highlighted circles are camshafts sensors on the 2.0 I4 the crankshaft sensor, only one, is on back of motor. It�s strange to get codes for two different sensors. When my crank was failing, it caused bizarre drivability issues and didn�t throw any codes until it finally went into limp mode and I got all the codes. Car would start bucking and trying to throw me out of it at 3.5k-4.2k/rpm at constant throttle. Felt like an aggressive rev limiter mid-Range. Was wild. Especially with no codes I was panicking my tune was messed up. Did all plugs myself and had dealer do crankshaft sensor for $262 I couldn�t warranty it since I cleared the codes and limp mode when I got stuck 30min away from home. And couldn�t replicate codes for dealer. It took about a week for CEL from first noticing failing sensor. I didn�t have a way to get under car at the time either so stealership won that time.

 

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So what is the P0016 code ? Mines says �Crankshaft Position - Camshaft Position Correlation - Bank 1 Sensor A. That�s what is popping on my code reader.

 

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So what is the P0016 code ? Mines says �Crankshaft Position - Camshaft Position Correlation - Bank 1 Sensor A. That�s what is popping on my code reader.

I believe that is the camshaft sensor(s). Could be p0016 left and p0017 right etc, so replace both. I don�t know why your reader has the word crankshaft, possibly a non-specific reader for your car, but if one is failing it would be the correlation issue and remember a lot of sensors data work together between components and the ECU.

 

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I believe that is the camshaft sensor(s). Could be p0016 left and p0017 right etc, so replace both. I don�t know why your reader has the word crankshaft, possibly a non-specific reader for your car, but if one is failing it would be the correlation issue and remember a lot of sensors data work together between components and the ECU.

Do you know where are those sensors located at ?

 

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Correlation faults are usually due to failing cam gears or worn timing components, not just a sensor. Mileage? Always have good oil changes? Any startup rattles or noisy chain drive?

 

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We did have sporadic issues with the crank sensors on the M274 but they would usually die and not run when it happened, as the crank sensor tells the ME if the engine is turning, so when it stops saying anything, the computer stops firing injectors and spark plugs until it sees RPM again.

 

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the red highlighted circles are camshafts sensors on the 2.0 I4 the crankshaft sensor, only one, is on back of motor. It�s strange to get codes for two different sensors. When my crank was failing, it caused bizarre drivability issues and didn�t throw any codes until it finally went into limp mode and I got all the codes. Car would start bucking and trying to throw me out of it at 3.5k-4.2k/rpm at constant throttle. Felt like an aggressive rev limiter mid-Range. Was wild. Especially with no codes I was panicking my tune was messed up. Did all plugs myself and had dealer do crankshaft sensor for $262 I couldn�t warranty it since I cleared the codes and limp mode when I got stuck 30min away from home. And couldn�t replicate codes for dealer. It took about a week for CEL from first noticing failing sensor. I didn�t have a way to get under car at the time either so stealership won that time.

so weird I had the same issue and ever since I got it fixed my car has been driving very weird. It doesn�t accelerate as fast as it use to and now when I get to 100 miles a hour the car hardly goes much faster. Driving at a 100 for like 5-10 sec just to get to 102. Before I never had this issue at all. I have had several shops check it out and they don�t come up with anything but 1 shop told me it was my knock sensor. Has anyone else had the same issue and what did you do?

 

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so weird I had the same issue and ever since I got it fixed my car has been driving very weird. It doesn�t accelerate as fast as it use to and now when I get to 100 miles a hour the car hardly goes much faster. Driving at a 100 for like 5-10 sec just to get to 102. Before I never had this issue at all. I have had several shops check it out and they don�t come up with anything but 1 shop told me it was my knock sensor. Has anyone else had the same issue and what did you do?

What was the issue you had repaired? It sounds as if your timing is off or the car is somehow down on power otherwise.

 

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What was the issue you had repaired? It sounds as if your timing is off or the car is somehow down on power otherwise.

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had this done. I had went to many shops and even 2 different Mercedes dealers to see what was wrong but they all said everything is good. But 1 shop he used hooked his computer to the car and he says there�s a code for a bad knock sensor.

 

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There is a learn in process for some crank position sensors, I don't recall if the M274 needs to be done. The crank sensor is responsible for cylinder misfire identification and if the PCM does not know the sensor has been changed or moved and now the crank wheel profile it sees is different, it can wreak havoc with the engine management software. Did you tell the dealers what you had replaced?

 

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There is a learn in process for some crank position sensors, I don't recall if the M274 needs to be done. The crank sensor is responsible for cylinder misfire identification and if the PCM does not know the sensor has been changed or moved and now the crank wheel profile it sees is different, it can wreak havoc with the engine management software. Did you tell the dealers what you had replaced?

yes and I had this problem before I had changed the sensors

 

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I can�t believe nobody said anything?! Where the f is the thing- my car is dying! Help! Googles dead with info too. Amazing

the crankshaft position sensor is located on the right side of the engine, where the engine meets with the transmission, you will have to access it from under the car, and you will have to remove the downpipe to make it easier to remove / reinstall the sensor

 

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Hello Isaias,
Hope you are well. I tried to locate for hours yesterday and I could not locate it. Would you be able to point where this crankshaft position sensor is Please? My car is c300 4matic 2015. Thank you

 

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There is a learn in process for some crank position sensors, I don't recall if the M274 needs to be done. The crank sensor is responsible for cylinder misfire identification and if the PCM does not know the sensor has been changed or moved and now the crank wheel profile it sees is different, it can wreak havoc with the engine management software. Did you tell the dealers what you had replaced?

I have heard the CPS can fail intermittently without a error code. In modern Mercedes (e.g. 2015) M274 does a bad crankshaft sensor or loss of input from it prevent starting altogether via the ECU or does it cause the more traditional issue of cranking but not starting or delayed starting.

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Correlation faults are usually due to failing cam gears or worn timing components, not just a sensor. Mileage? Always have good oil changes? Any startup rattles or noisy chain drive?

Hi ItalianJoe1, after seeing your question here and some of the answers you've provided in this thread, can you provide some insight into my thread here - //mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...l#post8387122? Thanks!

 

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my scanner read as VVT monitor bank1 FAIL, on my 2016 C300 with 55k miles. what should I do next?
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This is the Cam Shaft position Sensor - Not the crankshaft position sensor

 

Where is the crank crankshaft position sensor located?

The Crankshaft Position sensor is normally located in the timing cover or on the side of the block with a cylindrical portion that inserts into the block. Will a malfunctioning Cam or Crank Sensor illuminate the check engine light or affect vehicle operation?

What are the symptoms of a faulty crankshaft position sensor?

Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Crankshaft Position Sensor.
Issues Starting the Vehicle..
Intermittent Stalling..
Check Engine Light Comes On..
Uneven Acceleration..
Engine Misfires or Vibrates..
Rough Idle and/or Vibrating Engine..
Reduced Gas Mileage..

Can I change my crankshaft position sensor myself?

While the crankshaft position sensor is a pretty sophisticated piece of equipment, and you might be intimidated by the idea of replacing it yourself, you probably shouldn't be. With a good set of instructions, the right tools, and some effort, you can replace your crankshaft sensor yourself.

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