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Continental HDEP MCM2 — tuning files by software version

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ECUContinental HDEP MCM2
Software versions1
Vehicles1
MakesBell

Continental HDEP MCM2 — Mercedes MCM on Bell

This page lists the Mercedes MCM engine controller under the spelling “Continental HDEP MCM2”, as it is written in the source database: 1 software version from 2017 — Bell B30E, with the 7.7 L.

The MCM is the Continental engine controller of the Mercedes-Benz Euro 6 engines — the OM93x 5.1–7.7 L and OM47x 10.7–15.6 L — and of their Detroit DD5, DD13, DD15 and DD16 versions; the ACM next to it runs AdBlue and holds all the DOC/DPF maps. We have worked with MCM/ACM since 2017. The complete route is to read both the MCM and the ACM; reading only the MCM and unplugging the ACM also works, but the vehicle then needs Xentry coding, and we send the instructions.

Every software version below has its own page with the vehicle it belongs to, the solutions available for that exact file and a price calculator. Read the ECU, find your number, open the page.

Software IDVehicleEngineYears
0014463435003 0214481035001 0314487635001 OM936LABell B30E7.7TDI2017

Questions about Continental HDEP MCM2

Do I need to read the ACM as well?

The complete route is to read both the MCM and the ACM. Reading only the MCM and unplugging the ACM also works, but the vehicle then needs Xentry coding afterwards, and we send the instructions.

Full guide: ECO tuning, AdBlue, DPF and EGR on Mercedes MCM/ACM →

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What you see here is only a part of the software versions we have already worked on. Any modification can be made for any version, make or model, including ones not in this list — find your make and controller on the site, and if your version is not there, send us the original file. We check it and add it to the list shortly.

Disclaimer. All emissions-related modifications are intended for off-road, race or export use only. They are not street legal in the EU or the United States. Compliance with local regulations is the customer's responsibility.