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Mercedes Classe E - Video tutorial

Model: Mercedes Classe E W210 - Years 1995-2002
Part: Engine
Operation: Check the integrity of the fuel supply pipes

During routine maintenance it would be advisable, and it is strongly recommended to do so, to check the integrity of the fuel supply lines. This is an aspect that is generally neglected and only intervened on the occasion of breakages. In reality these ducts, due to the chemical action of the fuel, the pressure, the temperature and the mechanical stresses due to vibrations, can be damaged especially in correspondence with the curves and the connection areas. In addition to a loss of pressure in the system, an injury can also cause a fuel leak with obvious consequences. Therefore, if any ducts appear deteriorated during maintenance, it is suggested to replace them in advance.


Posted on 29 July 2023 by ScegliAuto



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