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FOR SALE LH capacitors and Installation (LH Module Repair Service)
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That send out today?
Yes mailed priority at lunchtime. I will send you tracking. I left the receipt in my truck at work when I left with the company truck tonight.
Still have the tracking number to share?
Ty sir. I truly appreciate you and all that you do for the Mercedes community.
Ok, so installed the module but it still falls on its face when try to give it gas.
Using a breakout box. Found numous faults on coiled modules but what’s most concerning is pin #7 I have a led light on all the time. Bad module? Something is grounded out? can’t even check heck for faults since the led light is on all the time.
Using a breakout box. Found numous faults on coiled modules but what’s most concerning is pin #7 I have a led light on all the time. Bad module? Something is grounded out? can’t even check heck for faults since the led light is on all the time.
Start a new thread in the Troubleshooting & Diagnostics subforum. Few people are going to see your post in the "LH Repair" thread.
But yes, it does sound like the module at pin #7 (E-GAS, or T/LLR) may be defective?
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