Torn engine air intake hose triggered abs/esp inoperable warning, LIMP mode
What is your question?
2010 Mercedes GLK 350 4-matic, replaced hose and no more abs/esp warning but still running in limp mode. Do I need to reset the ECU by clearing the code to take vehicle out of LIMP mode (transmission only allows 2nd gear and reverse, max car speed is approx. 30 mph); not seeing any leaks. Prior to replacing hose I could smell strong scent of gasoline. Also once car warms up I hear like a whistling type sound
What makes this problem better or worse?
it's worse when engine is cold
How long has your 2010 Mercedes-Benz GLK350 had this problem?
about 2 weeks - not driving it cause can't accelerate past 25-30 mph due to limp mode
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You would need to clear out all the codes to get out of limp home mode. The issue is that if a code is current it would exit limp mode. I think you may have more of an issue here. Which hoses did you replace?
Alex
