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Old 11-20-2007, 11:23 AM
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Anyway to repair, rather than replace, the shut off valve?

My car is dieseling, (won't shut off for 6 seconds or so after the key is off) so I wonder if there's anyway to repair the shut off valve than spending $35 on a new one.

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Jeff 1991 300d, 114k

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Old 11-20-2007, 11:27 AM
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Old 11-20-2007, 11:30 AM
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Try checking for vac leaks, as the shutoff valve is vac controlled. If you push the stop lever by the valve cover, does it still take so long?

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That's probably one of the cheaper parts you are going to buy.
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Old 11-20-2007, 02:22 PM
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the little diaphram inside gets a tear in it and causes the vacuum to leak. The valves i believe are crimped together. So if you know some way of undoing the crimp and not effing the whole thing up in the process you are still faced with finding a diaphram or similar material.
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Put a vacuum line to the shut off valve and give a couple of strong sucks on it before condemning the valve. It could be a vacuum leak elsewhere.
A really frugal person might figure out how to disassemble the valve and repair the tear with Goop or something.
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A really frugal person might figure out how to disassemble the valve and repair the tear with Goop or something.
..........PEH..........
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..........PEH..........

First thing that popped into my head also.....
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First thing that popped into my head also.....
He'd use goop on a cracked cylinder head..........
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Put a vacuum line to the shut off valve and give a couple of strong sucks on it before condemning the valve. It could be a vacuum leak elsewhere.
This is very good advice for someone wanting to minimize repair costs... before you replace the valve, be sure it is broken!
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This is very good advice for someone wanting to minimize repair costs... before you replace the valve, be sure it is broken!
This is about the very first advice given concerning the car not shutting off.
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This is very good advice for someone wanting to minimize repair costs... before you replace the valve, be sure it is broken!
Us Mercedes diesel owners are suckers, in a way?
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