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Complaints on engine operation, e.g. missing, bucking, surging due to defective engine wiring harness - AF54.18-P-6100C

MODEL 124, 129, 140, 202, 210 with ENGINE 104 

MODEL 129, 163, 170, 202, 208, 210 with ENGINE 112 

MODEL 129, 163, 202, 208, 210 with ENGINE 113 

Revisions

24.8.99 Supersedes STIP 54.18-003 dated 4.11.97
Damage code Cause Remedy
  Engine complaints can occur due to moisture getting into position sensor connector (L5, 2-pin). NOTES As a remedy, perform repair described; do no replace entire engine wiring harness.
  IMPORTANT Following DTC may be stored: ME: P0335 1 Disconnect connector from crankshaft position sensor (L5).
    2 Open insulating tubing.
IMPORTANT Approx. 120 mm from crankshaft position sensor connector (L5), avoid damaging wires
    3 Cut wires and strip off insulation.
    4 Connect ends of wires from engine wiring harness with ends of wires from repair wiring harness.
IMPORTANT Pay attention to color code, use connectors included.
IMPORTANT Observe installation instructions "Wire connectors 54.3" in Special Equipment volume 4.
    5 Seal wiring harness with insulating tape.
    6 Check for proper contact at crankshaft position sensor (L5).
    IMPORTANT Moisture present. ↓
7.1 Blow out contacts with compressed air.
    IMPORTANT Traces of oxidation present. ↓
8.1 Replace crankshaft position sensor (L5).
Parts ordering notes

Part no. Designation Quantity
A 210 540 00 33 Repair wiring harness as required