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2006 mercedes e350
HELPP!!!!!!!!!
I’m having a situation with my 2006 Mercedes E350 I had replaced the fuel sending unit and the fuel pump then pump went out for the second time and the fuel sending unit is getting power but it’s not getting power to the fuel pump I am very confused on what’s going on considering everything with the fuel system in tank is brand new. Can someone please help me
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2006 mercedes e350
If in USA, purchase MB parts at an MB dealership. Big sign on the wall at my dealership parts counter stating parts are warranted for two years subject to inspection by one of their mechanics if failure occurs. Avoid Chinese or Amazon parts like a plague rat. OEM for critical and expensive parts.
If one cannot afford to do it right the first time, what makes one think he can afford to do it a second time?
If one cannot afford to do it right the first time, what makes one think he can afford to do it a second time?
