Calling all experts - ASD help please
So far I have managed to stump the local MB know-it-all and the dealerships on this one...
I have a 92 300D 2.5 with ASD ( locking differential ). There is a fluid management unit of some sort that sits infront of the passenger rear wheel. It makes a click-click sound every few seconds. Over the past 2k miles is has been getting loader. There is a high pressure line that runs from the power steering reservoir over the radiator which pulsates with the clicking. What could be the problem? Any thoughts are appreciated |
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Have had that very problem since I bought my car 4 years ago. Pulling my hair to find the cause. Most likely it is the Hydraulic Unit charge valve, or the pressure sphere. If i disconnect the return line called T at the fluid recevoir, I can see the fluid moving back and forth with the sound, due to some pressure pulse in the unit. Did you ever solve the mystery? /Viggo |
I think this is caused by a faulty pressure valve, the pulse is the overpressure checkvalve opening.
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I would start with the accumulator sphere. It is normal for the pressure release valve to open but without the sphere to dampen it you get the hard pulsation.
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