Hi
Replaced engine due to heavy knocking from crankcase. Engine consumed oil.
Everything went well during install.
After replacing engine i have these codes stored.
I have done the following: Checked ground-strap at VTG to chassie. I cant find any other main ground.
It doesnt have groundstrap as e70 at front differential.
checkes all grounds at injectors to block, and grounds from dme harness to cylinderhead ground-point.
I have so far measured the cables to engine watertemp-sensor, radiatortemp outlet-sensor and turbo
coolant pump.
All is fine, no shorts, cables have normal resistance measured from dme-contacts to sensors.
Double-checked harness that nothing has been damaged around engine/ frame/ chassie
Wrote in injector-values in DME1,2. Even programmed both DME. All ECU are green in the ISTA-tree.
Checked all fuses in front and back and also the mainfuses at battery. Tested both batteries and they pass test.
Replaced ISM relay-module, no result.
Checked if there is possible to mismatch contacts in the DME1,2. Cant really put them wrong
Did also prime the oilways in ISTA and it cranks well. Filled coolant. Have not tried to start because of the faultcodes.
maybe someone has had similar problems with s63/n63 when replacing engine and can point in the right direction.
Have a nice day
codes
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101401 Throttle Valve , adaptation: Marginal conditions not met
101410 throttle valve, adaptation: boundary conditions not met, battery voltage too low
101411 throttle valve 2, adaptation: boundary conditions not met, battery voltage too low
109001 coolant temperature sensor signal short circuit to B+
10a001 Temperature sensor at radiator outlet short circuit to B+
133011 Valvetronic, supply voltage: Malfunction, secondary reaction, voltage supply
133104 Valvetronic relay, control: line break
135608 Valvetronic system: no movement identified
136208 Valvetronic 2 No Movement Detected
1f4a10 relay, ignition and injection systems,activation: line disconnection
20a504 turbocharger coolant pump, actuation: Line disconnection