ND-Photo.nl's 2005 CLS55 Build thread




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All injectors serviced, new rubber rings, new retainer ring and new filter baskets
All old injectors back in the fuel rail
After fitting them, all problems were solved again...



The new socket and oil filter key
Elring gaskets
Oil filter out and insides cleaned
Gasket was hard as a rock off course
Sticky sand etc
Dirt & debris



Remove the 4x T30 torx bolts to separate the 2 halves
Another 2 hard gaskets
More dirt & debris
Cleaning with an old toothbrush and some brake cleaner works very well
Some spring loaded action behind the small plate
I replaced the rubber O-ring as well
And as usual, it leaked a bit after. So I will replace the bottom seal with an original MB gasket. Thankfully, that seal isnt that expensive
The Best of Mercedes & AMG



- Wash it first (normal car shampoo)
- General degreaser to get the soot/carbon deposits of as much as possible
- Scotch brite pads in combination with metal polish, used the most coarse pad only on the hardest to clean areas >
- Metal polish with polishing cones as last step > https://www.amazon.nl/BESPORTBLE-Pol...dp/B097H72FZZ/
Mothers:
I only need to wipe off the tips from time to time at this stage
Last edited by nd-photo.nl; Sep 21, 2023 at 04:17 AM.



Work in progress
And I stumbled on a small issue, I could not get the bolt in the drivers side mount. The notch did not line up perfectly. Some small adjustment was needed.






Also fitted the Gates HD green belt, will compare it to the Gates RPM belt. See if the Gates RPM makes a little bit more boost
All done



For the uninitiated:
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ed-my-car.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...er-pulley.html
Sits fairly close to the pulley, but no issues whatsoever






These went straight to the bin








