Leaking oil sensor on M271 engine
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Leaking oil sensor on M271 engine
I noticed quite some oil around the oil sensor and subsequently in the connector. Has anyone had that before? What causes it? Defective sensor or only the seal?
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Here's a thread that will get you started https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...m-sensors.html
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Thanks guys. I am currently replacing the cylinder head (misfire cylinder two, low compression), the cam sensors and the harness. I will now also replace the oil sensor o-ring to ensure I don't have another source of oil entering my harness.
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Hope you get all of this fixed...there is also (depending on your leak) a pigtail you can add on to protect and isolate any future leaks...
Hope you get all of this fixed...there is also (depending on your leak) a pigtail you can add on to protect and isolate any future leaks...
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and here's a youtube video that explains the complete procedure. The narration is in Spanish, but it's really self explanatory - good enough to be made a 'sticky' in my opinion.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoeSSEmpsHM&translated=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoeSSEmpsHM&translated=1
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I put everything (except two M6 x20 bolts???) back together and the car is running again. Thanks for your tips.