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i have 2010 E-Class(W212) M272.920(3000cc)
i change engine oil every 6 month shell helix ultra 5w-40, MANN 718/5X Fleece filter
is my engine sound Normal ? i'd like to know
2023 EQE 500 SUV electric and 2024 Jaguar F-PACE SVR 5.0L
Sounds like there are a bunch of little explosions happening inside there! I'd get that looked at immediately by someone with the proper credentials to feed you a BS story and charge you a bunch of money for doing absolutely nothing.
i have 2010 E-Class(W212) M272.920(3000cc)
i change engine oil every 6 month shell helix ultra 5w-40, MANN 718/5X Fleece filter
is my engine sound Normal ? i'd like to know
It does sound healthy, the idle is smooth, that says a lot
Yet sound alone is not the best way to diagnose a modern workhorse...
You need to connect a scanner such as Launch CReader Elite to read all modules faults.
This will empower your ownership to reach a whole new level of armchair mechanics
Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; 11-30-2023 at 08:37 PM.
Sounds like there are a bunch of little explosions happening inside there! I'd get that looked at immediately by someone with the proper credentials to feed you a BS story and charge you a bunch of money for doing absolutely nothing.
PFL205.064 with M276.823 (Oil pump solenoid defeated)
Originally Posted by Crito
Sounds like there are a bunch of little explosions happening inside there! I'd get that looked at immediately by someone with the proper credentials to feed you a BS story and charge you a bunch of money for doing absolutely nothing.
Originally Posted by Raj1471
Ah, the good old ICE, internal combustion engine. What will I do without you : )
This fault means your engine is asking for a new camshaft with other 3 not far away.
Given enough rattling, the sensor wheel has shifted. That is driving the ECU timings off the charts...
This is a big job:
Remove highpressure rail
remove injectors
remove valve cover
replace new camshaft
replace new VVT Phaser
replace new HPFP + Roller
replace new tensioners
Set engine exact timings
Applicable to 1x or 4x camshafts.
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Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; 12-24-2023 at 06:07 PM.
Originally Posted by CaliBenzDriver;[url=tel:8897575
8897575[/url]]WORNED OUT ENG...
lots of parts + lots of labor.
This fault means your engine is asking for a new camshaft with other 3 not far away.
Given enough rattling, the sensor wheel has shifted. That is driving the ECU timings off the charts...
This is a big job:
Remove highpressure rail
remove injectors
remove valve cover
replace new camshaft
replace new VVT Phaser
replace new HPFP + Roller
replace new tensioners
Set engine exact timings
Applicable to 1x or 4x camshafts.
🤞
uhoh good to know! Sheesh! Thank you for the reply 🙏
8897624[/url]]uhoh good to know! Sheesh! Thank you for the reply 🙏
I don’t have check engine or that much of a ticking but I do have oil residue on the sensor, idk if cleaning or replacing would make it go away, jus had the car for two month, got it from auction and they never mentioned it.
I don’t have check engine or that much of a ticking but I do have oil residue on the sensor, idk if cleaning or replacing would make it go away, jus had the car for two month, got it from auction and they never mentioned it.
what's your budget to keep this car on the road?
It doesn't have to be perfect to keep moving forward on oil alone....
what sort of mileage....
Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; 12-25-2023 at 01:03 AM.
I have a problem with the M113 of the E55 amg year 2000, there is a lot of white smoke coming out of the exhaust with oil residue, the cylinder capacity is mostly at 170psi, I have already changed the valve seals and the same problem remains, where else can it be?
I have a problem with the M113 of the E55 amg year 2000, there is a lot of white smoke coming out of the exhaust with oil residue, the cylinder capacity is mostly at 170psi, I have already changed the valve seals and the same problem remains, where else can it be?
A lot of white smoke sounds like.... one of your two headgaskets is letting coolant in one of the cylinders.
-- What is the coolant level like: low??
-- Any chance the engine heads recently got overheated and warped.
-- Perhaps one of the long aluminum head bolts let go..?
-- I dont think it is heat exchanger but check the engine oil dipstick for oil level and appearance.
[QUOTE=CaliBenzDriver;8937791]Muita fumaça branca parece... uma de suas duas juntas de cabeçote está deixando líquido refrigerante entrar em um dos cilindros.
-- Como é o nível do líquido refrigerante: baixo??
- Há alguma chance de os cabeçotes do motor terem superaquecido e deformado recentemente.
-- Talvez um dos longos parafusos de cabeça de alumínio tenha se soltado..?
- Não creio que seja um trocador de calor, mas verifique a vareta do óleo do motor quanto ao nível e aparência do óleo.
... Espero estar errado :louco:[/QUOTEThe water has no oil and also does not get low
I will analyze these or other items
thanks