20 Most Recent 2006 Mercedes-Benz E-Class - Page 2 Questions & Answers

In your car faulty Electronic Stability Program system, it's included many different sensors (yaw-rate sensor, steering angel sensor, body acceleration sensor,wheel speed sensors and some more) if ESP visit Workshop message appear on your instrument display It's very hard to say witch sensor could be the fault without right diagnose most common faults are either steering angel sensor or yaw-rate sensor might be some other sensors if you replace yaw-rate sensor it's need to be calibrate by diagnose computer, if replace steering angle sensor it's need to do right way otherwise when you tern steering wheel fully left or right it will brake at first time then you have to be replace another one so like to advise you to get right diagnose and repair buy Mercedes specialist if do some thing wrong it's be more cost to you if you get right place to do it only you have to pay once.

You might want to get it scanned with a dependable Scanner, check to see if LOCK UP SOLENIOD, which is for the torque converter, is staying activated...if so it will have to be replaced. First thing you MUST do is have it SCANNED for DTC

Blown speakers in a 2006 should not be an issue, especially in a quality vehicle. You may just have a loose connection at the stereo causing the crackling sound. If you are not the cars first owner the previous owner may have been enjoying the bass a little too much and caused damage to the speakers, but I would check the connections first.

Probably a fuel line leak. inspect for drips with engine running. gas evaporates quickly so will often not leave a puddle.

sounds like a core plug...any mechanic sort this prob....

idler pulley is malfunctioining get to a repair shop

Replace the valve.

sound like you have faulty alternator with bad diodes.

ck almost everything. a is oil and filter ,b oil filter and air filter, c oil, air plus rotation,the service grows as mileage increases