GL350 oil cooler replacement
Hello, all.
I've concluded that the oil cooler is dribbling everywhere it goes. 2010 GL350 Bluetec So, any insight to what all I should get? Prepare for? I've looked for a post about it, sorry if I missed it. The guides I've seen on it show a 320CDI. That the whole intake and above is removed. Is there a good source for a kit? TIA Clint |
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Yes, the whole intake manifold needs to come out- the oil cooler and offending seals are underneath in the engine v. About 10-12 hours of labor if you know what you are doing. More if you don't. |
I'm getting ready for this
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...oler-leak.html |
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looks about right ;)
for a first- timer you are doing well time- wise |
Not my first time working on engines, but this particular job I've never done before. Going slow and trying not to break or forget anything. :D
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Originally Posted by a2j
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Not my first time working on engines, but this particular job I've never done before. Going slow and trying not to break or forget anything. :D
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I can't imagine doing it on a Sprinter van... Is it even possible to remove turbocharger without taking engine out?
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Forgot to plug in glow plug controller. Otherwise, it went smooth.
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I had enough of the leaks, took it in to my indy, along with that also replace rear struts and perform transmission service. This is gonna hurt, looking at around $2500. I'm at 115k hopefully will go to 200k without any other major works. I also replaced a dead battery last month. Can't wait to get my truck back, for 150 miles weekly commute one way, this truck still irreplacible.
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Wish I have the time to replace the oil cooler seal of my leaking 2010 GL350... waited long enough that it is now leaking puddles. Finally took it in to my indy, can't wait to get rid of the soil cupboards in my garage... |
Originally Posted by a2j
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