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Old 09-12-2007, 02:42 PM
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Angry Black smoke/rough puzzel - 560SEL 1989

It will work fine when I disconnect the EHA switch but when I connect it I need to realigne the fuel distributor and will work for a while then black smoke again and rough idle/cutting.
It's really annoying. I changed the followings:

Spark plugs
Injectors
Spark plug wires
Fuel filter
Fuel accumulators (Front and back)
EHA
Fuel distributor

I checked the followings and they are all good:
Fuel pumps/pressure
No oil in sparks
No vacuum leaks
O2 sensor
Fuel pump relay
Cap/rotor
Engine timing

Could a new EHA valve be faulty?

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Old 09-13-2007, 02:47 AM
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Mainly, what could cause the black smoke?
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380SE 1984 <------- Totaled by flipping accident
300SE 1988 <------- Sold
Volvo S70 2000 <---- 4 family
Opel Omega 2002 <-- 4 family
560SEC 1989 <------ Sold
560SEL 1990 <------ Sold
560SEL 1991 <------ 4 my mother
560SEL 1989 <------ Sold
600SEL 1992 <------ Current


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Old 09-13-2007, 01:39 PM
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Now the problem is occurring even when the EHA valve is disconnected. It's occasionally shaking a bit and surging.

Can someone give me the best test of a vacuum leak and where to test the leak? Thanks in advanced... It's a real puzzel for me.
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380SE 1984 <------- Totaled by flipping accident
300SE 1988 <------- Sold
Volvo S70 2000 <---- 4 family
Opel Omega 2002 <-- 4 family
560SEC 1989 <------ Sold
560SEL 1990 <------ Sold
560SEL 1991 <------ 4 my mother
560SEL 1989 <------ Sold
600SEL 1992 <------ Current


http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZkhazenzcc
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Have you checked the on/off lambda ratio and current at the EHA?
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Old 09-13-2007, 06:03 PM
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Have you checked the on/off lambda ratio and current at the EHA?
No I did not and I don't know how to check them. Can you help me please?
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380SE 1984 <------- Totaled by flipping accident
300SE 1988 <------- Sold
Volvo S70 2000 <---- 4 family
Opel Omega 2002 <-- 4 family
560SEC 1989 <------ Sold
560SEL 1990 <------ Sold
560SEL 1991 <------ 4 my mother
560SEL 1989 <------ Sold
600SEL 1992 <------ Current


http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZkhazenzcc
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Old 09-16-2007, 02:43 PM
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OK. I cleaned the intank by adding carb-cleaner in the break booster hose and the engine absorbed it. After that I realigned the fuel distributor while the EHA is connected. It's running fine now but with a little occasional surge on the highway. I'm suspecting a bad O2 sensor. Anyway it's not available in Kuwait. No more black smoke.
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380SE 1984 <------- Totaled by flipping accident
300SE 1988 <------- Sold
Volvo S70 2000 <---- 4 family
Opel Omega 2002 <-- 4 family
560SEC 1989 <------ Sold
560SEL 1990 <------ Sold
560SEL 1991 <------ 4 my mother
560SEL 1989 <------ Sold
600SEL 1992 <------ Current


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Old 09-16-2007, 04:31 PM
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Can I add carburetor cleaner to the break booster hose for my 600SEL 1992 as well or it may cause troubles?

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380SE 1984 <------- Totaled by flipping accident
300SE 1988 <------- Sold
Volvo S70 2000 <---- 4 family
Opel Omega 2002 <-- 4 family
560SEC 1989 <------ Sold
560SEL 1990 <------ Sold
560SEL 1991 <------ 4 my mother
560SEL 1989 <------ Sold
600SEL 1992 <------ Current


http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZkhazenzcc
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