2012 Mercedes Benz CL600FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Fuel Controls DTCS (FSCU5)

FUEL CONTROLS DTCS (FSCU5)

MB DTC Module Description
008700 FSCU5 The fuel pressure in the system is too low.
062700 FSCU5 The fuel pump is malfunctioning or has an open circuit.
062800 FSCU5 The fuel pump has a short circuit to ground.
062900 FSCU5 The fuel pump has a short circuit to positive.
062A00 FSCU5 The output of the fuel pump is implausible.
124000 FSCU5 The CAN bus is malfunctioning.
162A00 FSCU5 The 'fuel pump' control unit is malfunctioning.
253900 FSCU5 The fuel pressure sensor of the low pressure circuit is malfunctioning.
254000 FSCU5 The signal of the fuel pressure sensor for the low pressure circuit is implausible.
254100 FSCU5 The fuel pressure sensor of the low pressure circuit has a short circuit to ground.
254200 FSCU5 The fuel pressure sensor of the low pressure circuit has a short circuit to positive.
C10000 FSCU5 Communication with the engine control unit is malfunctioning.
C11100 FSCU5 Communication with control unit 'Battery' has a malfunction.
C15500 FSCU5 Communication with the instrument cluster has a malfunction.
C16800 FSCU5 Communication with the electronic ignition switch is malfunctioning.
C31000 FSCU5 The control unit software is missing or faulty.
D60100 FSCU5 The control unit software is missing or faulty.
E0A7C00 FSCU5 The control unit is overheated.
E161100 FSCU5 The fuel pump has been switched off.
EA10D00 FSCU5 Local undervoltage of component N118 (Fuel pump control module)
EA10E00 FSCU5 Local overvoltage of component N118 (Fuel pump control module)
EC40100 FSCU5 Implausible data was received from the engine control unit.
EC42700 FSCU5 Implausible data was received from the electronic ignition switch.
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Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.