2013 C300 engine update
Last edited by MBRedux; Jun 24, 2012 at 11:42 AM.
My understanding was that 2013 C300 & C350 are using exactly the same engine, just different size of rotation wheels?(axis?sorry that exact terminology is escaping my head right now...)
From what i remember, C300 has the smaller wheels whereas C350 got the bigger ones, hence the power increase...i might have the orders backwards but u get the idea.
Please correct me if i'm wrong.
the reasoning i got from the MB techs, was so they dont have to design 2 types of engines (and assembly lines) for 2 models that are essentially the same...all they had to do was just swapping out the wheels for a particular model.
again, please feel free to correct me if i'm wrong
From what i remember, C300 has the smaller wheels whereas C350 got the bigger ones, hence the power increase...i might have the orders backwards but u get the idea.
Please correct me if i'm wrong.
the reasoning i got from the MB techs, was so they dont have to design 2 types of engines (and assembly lines) for 2 models that are essentially the same...all they had to do was just swapping out the wheels for a particular model.
again, please feel free to correct me if i'm wrong

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No..i'm not talking about the rims, i was talking about the wheels in the engine. i would assume it's the wheels with the belts wrapped around. and yes a salesman told me this but he wasn't talking about rims either.
If there are going to be issues like in the Audi, I'm not going to purchase this car after my lease is up.
thanks,
If there are going to be issues like in the Audi, I'm not going to purchase this car after my lease is up.
thanks,
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Last edited by kevink2; Feb 5, 2013 at 03:51 PM. Reason: added UOA reference
But a few questions:1) does MB rotate the intake valve (offset contact @ top of valve stem), so all parts of the back of the valve get sprayed?
2) did MB modify the pvc/egr systems to prevent sludge build up in the intake manifold, or worst case in the head port?
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