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Old 10-11-2017, 08:55 PM
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Question 2006 e 320 Fuel Problems??

Took over my Dad's car here after His Passing. Great car @70K Just someone screwed him at Dealer somewhere and still has the Original Fuel Filter up front and just before i could swap it out now as i got in Yesterday i heard a Whining sound from underneath the Driver's Side. I drove it to the Off Brand Mercedes Garage and the Guy said the "Fuel Pump" was on it's way out? He said No Worries just finish my errands i had to do and drive it to him next week and let him give me a estimate there "Tuff Pumps" sure..so the Damn thing Quit Half way back Home from Sams Club? so my question to all that might have any Experience With these .. was it the Injection Pump going out? or was it your Typical Bad Fuel Pump? forgot to Mention the Gurgling Sound under the Driver side when he said Fuel Pump ??

any help would be appreciated!

R


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Old 10-13-2017, 09:07 PM
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found a Minute and Swapped out that OEM Filter. Took her for a Test drive Tonight and Went great for the First Power up under Load. After that Flat on her ass. Turbo Never Spooled Up Nor Down shifted? Now i scratch my head? Filter Clogged again? Bad Fuel? looking for answers...I surely thought i would have Nailed it when i swapped out that Nasty old Filer.
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Old 10-13-2017, 09:14 PM
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Is check engine lite on?
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Old 10-13-2017, 10:00 PM
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Hello Jim. Yes the Check Engine Lite is on But it's For the # 1 Glow Plug that Just Reared it's Head the other day. i have a New Bosh on it's way. Thanks for the Input!
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Wait, this is a diesel?
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Old 10-14-2017, 08:15 AM
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Fix the glow plug, clear the check engine lite and you should be good to go.
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Old 10-14-2017, 10:07 AM
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Took over my Dad's car here after His Passing. Great car @70K Just someone screwed him at Dealer somewhere and still has the Original Fuel Filter up front and just before i could swap it out now as i got in Yesterday i heard a Whining sound from underneath the Driver's Side. I drove it to the Off Brand Mercedes Garage and the Guy said the "Fuel Pump" was on it's way out? He said No Worries just finish my errands i had to do and drive it to him next week and let him give me a estimate there "Tuff Pumps" sure..so the Damn thing Quit Half way back Home from Sams Club? so my question to all that might have any Experience With these .. was it the Injection Pump going out? or was it your Typical Bad Fuel Pump? forgot to Mention the Gurgling Sound under the Driver side when he said Fuel Pump ??

any help would be appreciated!

R

How do you know the filter is original and are there two filters on this car? The dealer would put on a MB filter so it would look the same as the original one.

Do you have a receipt showing that specific filter was changed?
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Old 11-06-2017, 09:57 PM
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To all that Have Posted here Trying to Help me Remedy Dads old CDI.. I have been Out of Town for weeks and just Got back.

The whole thing came down to this guys. the Filter was OEM. Still had the Original Clamps in Place. I cut the Old ones off then used Fuel Injection Hose clamps to install New Filter. after i Primed the Filter 3 Turns with Key and Started the car and warmed it up i thought we were all set? NOT. so went for test drive great under first load up to 80Mph until i backed out then tried to bring back up to speed went into Limp mode.. crawled back to driveway... hummmm slept on it..and said i wonder if that computer sensed some "Air" Passing through the Rail somehow? so i called a old friend and he said very well could be. Pull both cables off the battery and Hold them Together for a Complete Purge and you should be good to go. worked well. Had my power back and up to speed! went to auto shop and pulled codes. just as i suspected Low Fuel Rail Pressure! Nothing Like a Little Air Passing through or a Burp when you don't need it. getting to my Glow plug replacement asap thanks
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Old 11-10-2017, 09:43 AM
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How does holding battery cables together purge air in the fuel system?

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How does holding battery cables together purge air in the fuel system?

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That is an attempt to drain the capacitors in order to clear a computer code. This doesn't always work because many computers use non volatile memory, the only way to clear is a scanner.

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