After some looking around and tightening of fittings I've discovered that what makes our 82 240D run well when it's cold is to operate the little manuel pump until a clicking noise comes from the main pump body.
Then the motor cranks and runs well. When the motor is warm but not hot, I sometimes have to do this to get it to start at all. Does this indicate anything to anyone? There are no visible fuel leaks anywhere near the pump or filters. I've bled both filters. Thanks for any ideas - Harvey Surlive |
Harvey,
You may have algae in the tank. You probably should drain the tank and change the screen in the tank. You may get by with using some of the biological treatment available from the partsshop on this site. Good luck, ------------------ Larry Bible '84 Euro 240D, 516K miles '88 300E 5 Speed '81 300D Daughter's Car Over 800,000 miles in Mercedes automobiles |
If you have to operate the pump to get it to start, you have a fuel leak somewhere. The fuel pressure is getting back somehow.
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