Gl 320 "misfire"
The dealer said it had a misfire code (misfired 2 times) but they found no problem. What is a misfire?
Any thought on this? It was a cold morning, but that did not seem to be the issue, then next morning was colder but no trouble starting up.
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this occured again several weeks later, and the car spontaneously started after several hours (this time it was in my driveway)
took the benz in and left the car until MB could determine the malfunction. the computer detected no fault, but ultimately MB replaced the fuel pump.
several days after picking up the car, it once again failed to start. this time the battery was dead. this failure was most likely the result of the mb technicians taking my electrical system apart during the previous service call.
needless to say i am now driving the gl. so far i have not had any problems (going on two months)
my wife is driving my land cruiser and is quite happy.
the irony of course is that my wife has given up a car she could not start for a car she may not be able to stop.
The dealer said it had a misfire code (misfired 2 times) but they found no problem. What is a misfire?
Any thought on this? It was a cold morning, but that did not seem to be the issue, then next morning was colder but no trouble starting up.
The fuel anti gel additives you can buy are of limited effectiveness in lowering the gel point. RARELY do they publish, on the bottle, anything other than the most general statements such as "reduces fuel gelling" etc. This usually means fairly large amounts are needed to have any more than minimal effects. They are a step in the right direction, but only a tiny step.



