intake manifold
#1
intake manifold
hi there,
my car is a clk 350 from 2006 and i the actuator rod of the intake manifold is broken, i know that i can replace this piece but i just wanna know if it's ok when i drive it till i receive the piece ?
Thanks
my car is a clk 350 from 2006 and i the actuator rod of the intake manifold is broken, i know that i can replace this piece but i just wanna know if it's ok when i drive it till i receive the piece ?
Thanks
#2
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To answer your question, it's not a problem. You may get slightly degraded low-end torque, or lower MPG at highway speeds, but it won't damage anything. A word of advise, though. Then you remove the manifold for the repair, check everything to make sure the tumble flaps and swirl flaps operate smoothly. If they bind, you could have carbon buildup in the manifold. That could cause the flaps to crack and pieces can get sucked into the combustion chamber and cause serious problems If you think this might happen, replace the entire manifold.
To answer your question, it's not a problem. You may get slightly degraded low-end torque, or lower MPG at highway speeds, but it won't damage anything. A word of advise, though. Then you remove the manifold for the repair, check everything to make sure the tumble flaps and swirl flaps operate smoothly. If they bind, you could have carbon buildup in the manifold. That could cause the flaps to crack and pieces can get sucked into the combustion chamber and cause serious problems If you think this might happen, replace the entire manifold.