OK so I went out and jiggled the wire to the CPS and the car fired right up and ran fine.  Maybe the sensor is going bad or the wiring/connector are lose or something.  I guess I'll order another one, only $25, and replace it.  Maybe put some dielectric grease in the connector too if there was some water in there from the other evening.

On another accomplishment, I added a bit of oil to the SL and checked the coolant, the light had been blinking on occasionally. It did not look low but I guess I will add some tomorrow.  I also fixed a hood latch which had not been catching well and being a PIMA, turned out the little catch that holds the main catch in closed position was all goobered up and would not close to catch the catch.  So some spray lube and working it a bit got that back in order.  Sprayed the other one too, all looks to be in ordnung now.

--FT

On 2/3/20 1:32 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes wrote:
I've swapped it proactively on this van and prior.   (along with sprk plugs)

Can't find the CPS on any of my  1966 to 1992 Diesels.

Floyd Thursby via Mercedes <mailto:mercedes@okiebenz.com>
February 3, 2020 at 11:29 AM
Yesterday I drove the car, started twice, no issues.  I get home, jump in about an hour later to go out, crankie but no startie.  No CEL. Jiggled wires around again, still no starties...  Not sure what the issue might be.

Where is the CPS?  I see where this is a common issue, maybe I should just swap it.

--FT



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