In many cases, yes. Mercedes-Benz issued a technical bulletin (LI46.35-P-069432) stating that for certain models like the B-Class (W247) B250e (2014-2017) , this code can be shown by mistake

Below is an article detailing the nature of this code, why it appears, and how to handle it.

A torn intake boot, loose hose clamp, cracked charge air cooler, or leaking blow-off valve can cause actual manifold pressure to be lower than requested. The ECU interprets the sensor’s “lower than expected” reading as implausible.

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In many cases, yes. Mercedes-Benz issued a technical bulletin (LI46.35-P-069432) stating that for certain models like the B-Class (W247) B250e (2014-2017) , this code can be shown by mistake

Below is an article detailing the nature of this code, why it appears, and how to handle it. mercedes-benz u11a600

A torn intake boot, loose hose clamp, cracked charge air cooler, or leaking blow-off valve can cause actual manifold pressure to be lower than requested. The ECU interprets the sensor’s “lower than expected” reading as implausible. In many cases, yes

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