ANYBODY EXPRRIENCED SUDDEN IGNITION CIRCUIT FAILURE ON A E300 DIESEL 96 MODEL IS THE IGN SWITCH A COMMON FAULT?

Asked by pipuk51 May 09, 2007 at 05:39 AM about the 1996 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 300D Diesel

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

IS THERE A COMMON FAULT ON THE IGNITION SWITCH THAT CAN CAUSE THE IGNITION CIRCUIT TO CUT OUT INTERMITANTLEY WHEN DRIVING THE CAR?

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lightGear answered 16 years ago

There haven't been any reports of any continuous problems with the ignition circuit on your vehicle.

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papaeteka answered 16 years ago

I have experienced similar cutting out of the engine intermittently while driving on my C220 - 94 model. How did you solve yours?

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Ajeon answered 16 years ago

Yes...mine did this. It got so bad that I stalled-out on the freeway serveral times. I did a Mercedes Benz forums search on the internet. REPLACE THE K-40 Relay. THis fixes the problem. I don;t know what a K-40 Relay is, but Mercedes should know.

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