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I predict the problem will return in a few months! (I had an M103 once upon a time.
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Not likely so long as it is not burning a lot of oil.....Bosch plugs would have been ideal over Champions though.
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Oh dear ...
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If the plugs were that bad, replacement may be the cure. But if they had been badly neglected, what about the cap/rotor etc. So, I stick by what I said. Make sure the ignition system is 100%. Also, make sure that all electrical connections are clean. I have a policy of pulling connectors, spraying with good quality switch cleaner, plug/unplug to friction-clean the contacts and then refit with maybe a last spray to dissipate deposits. Do this to every connector you can find. It costs little and can be theraputic. I have a very smooth idle that experts have commented on and this is at 350 K Kms and 18 years old, never garaged - it lives outside in all weathers. Start with the cheap-to-replace items but don't buy cheap after-market. Ideally, get branded MB parts. Cap, rotor, HT leads may be a priority for you given that the plugs appear to have been neglected. Bon courage. RayH |
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