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Old 08-18-2016, 06:44 AM
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Hi guys, i'm sure this has been covered before but i keep getting the engine light on despite a new air pump fitted and replacement changeover valve but my question is, does anyone have a diagram of exactly how and where the change over valve plumbs into as I think maybe I have a hose missing or have missed a connection somewhere. I have trawled the net but can find no diagrams. The car is a W204 C63 M156 engine and i just need a clear picture of where everything goes.
On the change over valve there are 2 stems a thicker one and a thinner one. Which stem is the vacuum to the maniford? thick or thin? I know one of the stems is the vacuum to the check valves I just think I may have them round the wrong way
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Here are some pics from AllDataDIY. Did they help with hose locations? Also did you check to see if the passages in the heads are clear?





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Thank you ever so much for those pics, they have helped me greatly. I did pop out again at lunchtime and have a little look again and i wiggled the big pipe that runs from the secondary air pump to the check valves and the CEL went out so I am thinking there may be a split in that pipe. I will remove it at the weekend to inspect but thanks again for your help

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