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I put new injectors and new glow plugs in it today. Once I got all the air out of it, she fired right up and it sounds like a completely different motor.
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I put new injectors and new glow plugs in it today. Once I got all the air out of it, she fired right up and it sounds like a completely different motor.
Awesome news!
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I put new injectors and new glow plugs in it today. Once I got all the air out of it, she fired right up and it sounds like a completely different motor.
That is awesome!
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This motor starts hard, idles rough and dogs out under load. I pulled the glow plugs and injectors out today and tested them. Cyl1 has a good plug but the injector drips when not under pressure. Cyl 2 has a good injector but a bad plug. Cyl 3 has a good plug but gets no fuel through the injector at all.
Glad you got it fixed but how did you test the injectors?
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A friend of mine is a Mercedes mechanic. He brought over this hand pump thing that pushed fuel through them at pressure.
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