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2007 Sprinter 312 2.2 CDI Not Starting: Fuel Pump, High Pressure Pump, Rail Valve, & E8 P1955 Error

Mehus-M 12519 10
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How can I diagnose and fix a 2007 Sprinter 2.2 CDI that cranks but will not start even though the tank pump feeds the high-pressure pump, no fuel reaches the rail, and fault E8 P1955 is stored?

The engine will not start until the ECU sees enough rail pressure and other start conditions, so first check the low-pressure circuit, fuel filter, electric pump output (at least 2 bar), whether rail pressure rises to about 150–200 bar within 1–2 seconds, and whether all injectors are electrically connected [#16231870][#16232706] Replacing the high-pressure pump and rail valve without those checks can be unnecessary, because the real fault may still be elsewhere in the fuel supply or control system [#16231870] In this case, the old pump and the replacement used pump were both faulty and did not build pressure, and fitting a brand-new pump fixed the no-start [#16240144]
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  • No rail pressure despite pump and valve replacement

    #1 16226254
    Mehus-M
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    Hello,

    I have a problem with the 2007 CDI 2.2 sprinter, after returning from the route after switching off, it does not start even from the "start".

    The fuel pump from the tank feeds the high pressure pump and this, unfortunately, no longer passes to the rail.
    I replaced the high pressure pump with the valve on it and the valve on the injection rail at the back and still nothing.

    After connecting to the computer, only E8 P1955 crashes.
    And the valve on the high pressure pump is only 9V.

    I don't know what to do anymore ...
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  • #2 16226292
    leonov
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    A colleague was looking for in the forum? link :idea:
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  • Valve control fails to feed fuel to common rail

    #3 16226396
    Mehus-M
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    leonov wrote:
    A colleague was looking for in the forum? link :idea:

    Yes, I searched and none of the topics gives the answer to the problem I described. However, the error you indicated in the links does not mean that you can not start the engine even from the proverbial "cake" because the glow plug driver does not affect the control of valves on the CR bus ...
    The problem is in controlling the valves that does not feed fuel to the bus. and the burned glow plug is already replaced and that didn't help either.
  • #4 16228841
    Anonymous
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  • #5 16228847
    Jackall
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    I guess you're doing it, buddy, if the battery is 12.7V, it's good. The voltages you have provided are for a working engine rather.
    On the cake must walk, if you do not want something with a timing, exhaust, or fire extinguishing flap closed.
  • Battery and pump valve voltages match; inspect timing and flaps

    #6 16231198
    Mehus-M
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    Jackall wrote:
    I guess you're doing it, buddy, if the battery is 12.7V, it's good. The voltages you have provided are for a working engine rather.
    On the cake must walk, if you do not want something with a timing, exhaust, or fire extinguishing flap closed.

    Aku is good, it is always fully charged for each firing attempt. We checked the control voltage on the valve on the high pressure pump on another sprinter and it is the same as in my case. The worst thing is that with each attempt the injection will run dry and eventually the trail will hit ...
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  • #7 16231218
    damdam

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    probably the HP pump axis is spinning.
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  • #8 16231458
    Mehus-M
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    damdam wrote:
    probably the HP pump axis is spinning.

    The HP pump was also bought and replaced. Today I will take it out again and give it to check on the instrument.
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    #9 16231870
    Anonymous
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    #10 16232706
    Jackall
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    Injections will not get power if the conditions are not met. As there is no fuel pressure, too low RPM etc.
  • #11 16240144
    Mehus-M
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    After checking on the instrument it turned out that both the old and "new" used ones were broken, they did not give pressure. The purchase of a brand new pump helped.
    Sprinter fires so the topic can now be closed.
    Thanks to all who helped

Topic summary

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The discussion revolves around a 2007 Sprinter 312 2.2 CDI that fails to start after being turned off. The user has replaced the high-pressure pump and the valve on the injection rail but continues to encounter issues. The E8 P1955 error code appears, indicating a problem with fuel delivery. Responses suggest checking the battery voltage, fuel pressure, and the integrity of the low-pressure fuel circuit. Ultimately, it was determined that both the old and replacement high-pressure pumps were defective, and replacing it with a new pump resolved the starting issue.
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