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Old 05-01-2005, 03:21 AM
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Problem starting 300ce, sparkplugs get flooded

My car is a 1990 300ce. It sat in the garage for 6 days, when I tried to start it, it will just cranks up but won't fire up. I changed the sparkplugs bec the old ones were black on the tip and full of carbon deposits and they were a little wet (gas) and I also changed the wires. It then started on one try but it started emitting black clouds of smoke, then it stalled after 5 minutes. I checked the sparkplugs again and they are already full of carbon deposits and wet again. Cleaned them up and let it air out for about half and hour, then placed them back and it fired up again in one try. It seems like they get flooded then the car stalls....and I don't even press on the accelerator pedal. I tried runnung it and the black smoke turned to white but it goes back to black when it idles. It ran for about 5 minutes again and it stalled. I really don't know much about MBs so if anyone can help me, I would really appreciate it.
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