I have been trying to solve problems with my check engine light this entire summer. I have a 1996 E 320 with 150,000 miles on it. I bought the car new in '96. Lately, I have had a terrible time trying to determine the cause of my check engine light coming on. I use a private car shop to do my repairs. He assured me that he could fix the car with no problem. He has replaced the knock sensor, the battery, the upper and lower control arm bushings the air mass sensor, and the rear oxygen sensor. The last time I took the car in, the owner of the shop decided to take my car to the local dealership to have them run test (says he didn't have to right equipment to do so.) He used their diagnosis to do the last couple of repairs. Overall this summer I have spent over $3000.00 on this car. The light has just come on again. He now tells me that the model E 320 that I have had a lot of kinks in it because it was the first year this particular model was made and that it is difficult to repair all the sensors. It's not him it's the car. Is anyone aware of special problems with the E
320? Any advice for me?- posted
18 years ago