Symptom
The customer complains about knocking, jerking or vibrations in the vehicle during acceleration. This can occur while driving both at partial load and full load.
Cause
This may be caused by a faulty fuel injector, which can result in misfiring. No fault codes are stored in the fault memory of the (DME) control unit in this case.
Remedial Action
Before replacing a transfer box, a test drive should therefore be performed to rule out the possibility that the drive train knocking is being caused by an injector. The following diagnostic drive must be performed for this purpose.
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Transfer Cases
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ATC13 : BMW
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ATC300 : BMW 3 / 5
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ATC350 : BMW X1 / 5 / 7
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ATC35L : BMW 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/X1
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ATC400 : BMW X3
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ATC450 : BMW X3 /X5 /X6
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ATC45L : BMW X3 / X4 / X5 / X6
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ATC500 : BMW X5
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ATC700 : BMW X5/X6
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BW4430 : Audi Q7
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CB40 (IRD) : Land Rover
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DCD : Mercedes ML / GL
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DCS : Mercedes ML / GL / R
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HAA350+ : VAG
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HAA450 : VAG
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Hyundai ATC : Hyundai
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ITC PLA : Land Rover
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LX : Chrysler
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M300+ : VW
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Macan 95B : Porsche
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Maserati ATC : Maserati
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MFA RDM : Mercedes, Infiniti
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NV125 : BMW X5
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NV225 : Land Rover
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NV235 : VAG
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NV247 : Jeep
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PL72 ATC : Porsche
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PL72 T : VAG
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PQ75+ : VW
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RDM (312/319) : Fiat
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SEC : Mercedes S/E/C-class
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VAA350+ : VAG
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VG150 : Mercedes
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VG150 E : Mercedes
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W61G : Nissan / Infiniti