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12 years 3 months before #40987 by manual-mecanica
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Good to all.

I have an MB W204 350 CGI, which has already been lit. Motor A breakdown, giving the P0088 error (fuel ramp/pressure too high.
Any idea to start looking?

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12 years 3 months before #41002 by manual-mecanica
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The fuel pressure sensor is likely, we are located in the rail where the injectors are

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12 years 3 months before - 12 years 3 months before #41013 by manual-mecanica
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Thanks for your response Sorto73.
This had happened to my head. Is there any way to check this sensor? And already put to change it, any caution when it comes to disassembly/assemble?
Once again thanks.
Can it be piece No. 55?

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The precaution is the basic thing to do everything with care to verify that everything is well when assembling must usually be changed the orriNs (rubber stamps) to avoid leaks, in terms of checking you can use a pump pressure meter where the range allowed would be 45 to 55 lbs (verify data in the workshop manual) Luck.

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