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Ml 430 Starter Won't Disengage
I've got a 99 ML430, sometimes the starter will not disengage when I try to start it.(randomly) It does it after it has been driven. I pulled the starter and took it to a shop to have it rebuild. The mechanic took it apart and said it was good and strong. He went ahead and replaced the solenoid. I still have this problem. I talked to another mechanic and he said this is a common problem with the ML's and you have to put some Anti-seize on the flex plate. I did this and it seemed to help but it still randomly does it. I'm feeling the heat from the wife.
Help! Keith Davis |
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Not to sure. It's fires ,start and but does not disengaging and it kills the motor.
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My ML sounds like the starter motor has a hard time releasing (a screech noise) in 10F winter weather. Anti-freeze sounds like the cure for it (even if the dealer has no clue :-) |
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The Flex Plate(sometimes call the flywheel) is between the motor and transmission. You'll need to use Anti-seize not anti-freeze. There's (2) small plastic plugs at the front of the transmission. You pull those plugs and you can see the gears on the flex plate. The anti seize I used had a brush, so I put some on brush stuck it in the hole and had someome bump the starter.
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Mercedes has a special grease for the ring gear.
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/tech-help/181829-1998-c280-starter-runs-too-short-post1445929.html |
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