Has the battery been ran low/dead recently? This is one of the faults that typically shows up when the main vehicle battery has been ran low/dead.
My apologies folks, TGT is a patient of mine and he keeps slipping away from his padded cell, goes to the library computer to troll on the Sprinter forum. I'll order a thorazine IV drip.
You drinking again, Bob?
Absence any performance issues, it may be a phantom code.You drinking again, Bob?
I'm trying to help the guy. The question he asked, is a survey of how many people have ever had symptoms like his, which is meaningless- there are any number of possible causes for his symptoms.
I suspect that what he's REALLY looking for, is information that would be helpful Correcting the Cause of his Concern. And that would involve an entirely different question.
As always, there are four steps to vehicle repair: Complaint, Cause, Correction, and Confirmation. He's done an okay job of articulating his Complaint: a code with no other symptoms. The next step would be to determine the Cause, which will require diagnosis, not internet polling.
Are you sure that is all the did, but in any case job billing breakdown goes :-
Well is you can bring yourself to slither under the rig and observe the new NOx sensors they will have NGK stamped on the sensor body. (Bosch or Maybe MB has gone on a wooing go!)
I only use Bosch spark plugs in my Leaf.Yes same goes for my preference in spark plugs .
Denso for everything including Toyota MB, BMW, & JLR .
If I could get them I would use them in a Nissan Leaf!
Dennis