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11 Oct 2024 01:30 #22321 by mcging
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Can anyone tell me if MAP sensor 0280 100 012 (what I currently have) would work in my car according to MB parts section should be the 0280 100 006 or 0280 100 025 for 250CE.

Car runs very very rich, new plugs black after running first time. 

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Damion

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11 Oct 2024 10:23 #22323 by nordfisch
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Welcome, Damion, to the forum...
No, it doesn't fit.
Depending on the car's <or ECU> date of build it has to be one of the types you already noticed.
But only one of them will be a perfect fit.
Have a look here: jetronic.org/en/d-jetronic/mps#Liste

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11 Oct 2024 11:55 #22324 by Dr-DJet
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Hi Damion,

even if you have wrong MPS (yours is for 350 engine) your car should not drown of fuel. I assume that the MPS you have installed does not hold vacuum either. So yes you have to swap this MPS to correct one and to a non leaking one that has never been detuned.

Which one is correct? Well it depends on your ECU. Combinations are listed in Appendix A as Notbert has already pointed out.

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11 Oct 2024 21:35 #22325 by mcging
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Hi nordfisch it is a 1971 car so I am thinking I need a 0280 100 025, but I may double check the ECU to make sure.

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11 Oct 2024 21:45 - 11 Oct 2024 21:47 #22326 by mcging
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Hi Dr-DJet,

The car is a 1971 car so I think I need a 0280 100 025, but I may double-check the ECU to make sure.

I have no idea what the previous owner was messing at with the car, they also replaced the injectors for 0 280 150 036 and I have now sourced and installed 0 280 150 023 ones.

Thanks, Damion
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11 Oct 2024 22:08 #22327 by Dr-DJet
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Hi Damion,

I hope you did buy real Bosch green injectors. Just Bosch no. is not good enough. There are many badly working after market injectors around. Another reason why engine gets flooded with fuel is a disconnected or wrong engine temp sensor.

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11 Oct 2024 22:22 #22328 by Dr-DJet
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Hi Damion,

I've just checked that you can use 0280100025 on both ECUs. Should you still have 0280001002 ECU, it must be replaced.

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11 Oct 2024 22:35 - 11 Oct 2024 23:04 #22329 by Marinus
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Hi Dr-Djet.

I just found out that i also have the wrong MAP sensor in my car. I have the 0 280 100 111 (white sticker E) in my W114 250 CE car. But i found out with the help of your list that this is a MAP sensor for a 280 CE car.
I have a ECU 0 280 001 004

1) what is the correct map sensor the 0 280 100 006 or the 0 280 100 006 FD905 ?
2) what should i notice with this wrong MAP sensor while driving in my car?

Greetings Marc
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12 Oct 2024 10:06 - 12 Oct 2024 10:07 #22331 by Dr-DJet
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Hi Marc,

for many years 02800011111 was the "universal" MAP sensor used everywhere as replacement for any broken MAP sensor by workshops. Why? Well it was used in W114, R/C107, W116 in many M110 engines. So it was cheaply available and till today is still one of the cheapest MPS to buy used from market. But of course it is wrong to replace a different MPS with this one. When I started many years ago and would point out that such a replacement was wrong, workshops would laugh at me and call me a theoretical boy while they had their practical experience. Well today they have silenced and accept my knowhow.

Every MPS is basically of type1, 2 or 3. Then we have curves in each MAP sensor. Basically linear with defined slope per MPS. 0280100025 and 0280100012 are of same type 2. That means full-load is done via diaphragm in MPS. But curves do not match. Now in your case Marinus is is even worse. Your car needs a full-load diaphragm type 2 MPS to give full-load enrichment. But you have a type 3 MPS that has no diaphragm and is for a car with a full-load switch in throttle switch.

Basically you can make any car run in idle with any MPS. You can correct wrong signal via idle-run rheostat. But you cannot adapt it in part-load and for sure not in full-load. So you will pass exhaust examination but in real life you will either burn too much fuel - which costs you more than proper MPS - or run too lean and risk your engine by overheating. Good idea? For sure not !

That is why Bosch designed so many different MPS. Sometimes it is minor changes and I can detune one MPS to have another MPS curve. But mostly they are not at all interchangeable. Like a 012 or a 111 can never replace an 006 or 025.

Now when it comes to 006 or 025. As you can read from my table 006 exists in to versions with minor differences. That is why we have the FD 905 remark as it was changed in 5/1969. Now remember that 250 CE is a childhood experience with D-Jetronic. All ECUs 0280001002 were replaced in cars by 0280001004 or 0280001006. That was done automatically in field service and must have cost a fortune. You can therefore see these experience steps in 250 CE. Latest experience is used in ECU 0280001006 and MPS 0280100025.

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12 Oct 2024 11:13 - 12 Oct 2024 11:18 #22332 by Marinus
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Hi Dr-DJet,
Wow what an impressive story in your reply.


I have 2 pieces ECU 0 280 001 004 . One with nr RT 013368 (reserve)  and a RT 008061 (what is in the car) see below picture which i uploaded the 2 ECU's. The Car is from june 1970 (114.022.12.009435) but i am not sure if the motor 114.980.-12.003127 belongs to the car. I believe that the ECU 008061 originally belongs to my motor 114.980.-12.003127.

1) So with the above info can you confirm that the right MAP sensor for me is the 0 280 100 006 FD905 (so with extensions FD 905)
2) I have in my car the not corresponding 0 280 100 111 MAP Sensor and i have a not corresponding spare one 0 280 100 012. How to proceed can you help me to get the perfect one. I checked, with the help of your list, that my spare one the 0 280 100 012 is a type 2. Can you tune this one to make it a 0 280 100 006 FD905. Or do you have another proposal?

Best Greetings Marc.

 
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12 Oct 2024 12:52 #22333 by Dr-DJet
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Hi Marc,

why did you open your ECUs. Those little noses on ECU lid brake like glass. They also have a 3 digit stamp somewhere which tells FD (year of make).

FD 905 means all MPS produced after 69/05 . As your engine was never modified during production and MB used both MPS 006 and 025 with 004 ECU on your car, you can use both MPS. Caution: This is not valid for other cars like MB 450 SL or BMW or Volkswagen... This statement is only valid for 250 CE with ECU 0280001004.

Most preferable version is ECU 0280001006 and MPS 0280100025 .

One cannot convert a MPS 012 into a 025 . Slopes are different.

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12 Oct 2024 12:55 #22334 by mcging
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Hi Dr-DJet

I have an ECU 0 280 001 004 and have now ordered a 0 280 100 025; hopefully, it is working as stated and that will resolve my issues.

As for the injectors, I had managed to get three genuine used 0 280 0150 023 injectors and was looking for another three without paying ridiculous money.

On advice from someone who bought and is happy with aftermarket Defus injectors, I did buy those which are currently installed so that could well be my issue.

So need to find another three genuine injectors and get them all refurbished.

Thanks, Damion

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12 Oct 2024 13:10 #22335 by Marinus
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Hi Damion,

Nice to meet you.

Where did you order your... 0 280 100 025? I wan to install also the correct MAP sensor in my car.

Greetings Marc

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12 Oct 2024 13:14 #22336 by Marinus
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Hi Dr-DJET,

i opened both ECU's because I did not know anymore where i changed the defect transistor in. I changed transistor T302.

Thanks for your answer.

PS and yes i know the lips of the casing do brake very easily.

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12 Oct 2024 21:35 #22345 by Marinus
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and yes the dowel pins of the plastic connector are also very brittle after 55 years. But if you have a 3d printer then you can print dowel pins out of PETG and press fit them in after drilling a hole of 2.4 mm.

Gr Marc

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01 May 2025 09:01 #23194 by Marinus
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This is what i found in the "Tabellenbuch 1972" about Motor: M 114.980 /981 and ECU and Map sensors. 

 
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07 May 2025 10:18 #23220 by Dr-DJet
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Hi,

great to have that. Just one addtl. comment: 0 280 001 002 should have been replaced during a workshop visit by 0 280 001 004. 002 was known to fail.

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