E320 CDI | How to Replace Glow Plugs Without Breaking them!
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- How to replace glow plugs on your E320 CDI without breaking them off in the head!
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ENGINE MUST BE UP TO TEMPERATURE BEFORE TRYING TO REMOVE A GLOW PLUG!
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I knew i forgot to mention something, thanks for the reminder! The car was fresh off the highway when i filmed this.
@@MBDieselFreak Quick question, do you think the ryobi 400nm impact drivers would be too much for this way of doing it?
Then when do you apply the lubricant?One day before the job?
not possible on some of the cars where you have to remove, air box, intake, throttle body and EGR valves to reach the glow plugs
@@MBDieselFreak I snapped two of them
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Thanks. I will be replacing the #1 glow plug today. Have run a Bosch on #3 cylinder for 100K without problems.
2005 E320 CDI with almost a quarter million miles. Still going strong.
so much prep work everyone is doing when in fact, my 07 204 (OM646.811) had factory glowplugs and all i did was put some wd40 on every glowplug, waited overnight, went to the car in the morning (ie. cold engine) and slowly removed them with my ratchet, in order to not break them with impact gun... 10 minute job and all was fine ! wouldnt want to work on hot engine to burn myself :P
I also have this diesel E320 CDI. I Love The Car. The torque is amazing. Please keep your videos going. Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏼 . The 1/4 impact is definitely the key. I bought a really cheap one that only generates 80Nmx3000 min but that’s plenty. I had to let it rattle (wear ear defenders) for 5 minutes to get a plug out that probably was in there for 285000 km as it was a different brand and had corrosion on the body . Penetrating MoS fluid a week before and a daily 300 km drive. Hot engine.
We both own a 320CDI, and it seems both of the cars being at a similar milage, therefore with similar maintenance issues. When I get an idea to change the glow plugs, it will materialise in my TH-cam feed. As if by magic! :D Love it!
Project farm rocks the party that rocks the body.
Please, before unbolting the glow plug, CLEAN the area around the plug with brake cleaner and compressed air. You don't want the debris around those plugs to fall into the cylinder. It is even a better idea to clean that area BEFORE you spray the penetrant the day before. Ant the plugs must be torqued to 8NM (whatever that is in foot-pounds/inch).
I finally got around to changing 2 of my plugs, one came out like it was installed yesterday but boy, I spend 45minutes using, 1/4 impact, torque wrench, 3/8 Milwaukee impact on setting 1, then 2. Glow plug would move a hair, I would then go the other way, it would go 2 steps forward, then 3 steps back, it would bind up again .With the combination of all 3 tools and patience, I was finally able to free up the plug and remove without breaking.
Excellent video, and I suspect I will now be a big fan. I currently own a 2006 E320, 2010 GL350 Bluetec (paperweight... thanks, sis), and 1984 190D. First car was a '69 220D. Love me some diesel Benz.
The key is the penetrating fluid. I used ATF and acetone for mine. I am not so keen on using power tools for removal but can see the point. I invested in a reamer also to clean out the bores better and cleans the threads also. The plastic caps on mine just crumbled from age. They are easily replaced though. I used copper anti-seize on mine and it appears to work well. I remove them once every couple of years just to check on them and make sure they don't seize into the head. Personally, I replace on fail for these even though people would say they are manufactured about the same time and would expect them to fail around the same time. If two fail within months of each other, then I would consider replacing them all. Injector seals are the ones I would just go ahead and do all of them if one fails, the others are not far behind. I'd be interested in a video (I know there are plenty) about how you would deal with black death. I have my own method but always interested in how others handle it.Thanks for sharing the videos, I always enjoy them!
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DO YOU HAVE A BLACK DEATH VIDEO UP---THX
Only use ceramic paste. And you should of course use a torque wrench, both for removing and installing glow plugs.
Can’t believe you didn’t gently hand start the new plugs!, using power tools to drive plugs into hole is quickest way to cross thread .
Also using power tools to remove heater plugs can snap them. Better to use a socket and test how tight they are and then use power tools.
Never had a problem with that with glow plugs because the plugs self guide themselves straight into the bore.
I sprayed all mine with plusgas for a week before and removed them with no problem at all, I also used a set of spark plug pliers with curved tips to grab the body of the plug which avoids damaging the plugs
I found that applying plus gas’s every day for a week and getting the engine good and hot always works , love the idea of using a impact driver but I’ve done four pt cruiser crds witch use the same engine that Mercedes use and found that with the plus gas NONE of the sixteen plugs I’ve replaced have been tight and in some cases they have actually worked themselves loose !
I replaced all 6 glow plugs the check engine light is out, think you for your videos.
Another helpful video by you. Love how you manage to pack all the detailed instructions and informations into it and it's still easily understandable.
A minor point, but spraying the penetrant AFTER removing the caps means more on the threads and less on the plastic connectors.
Don’t know what torque that impact driver can deliver, but my Ryobi is spec’d to deliver 169 Nm, over 6X the recommended 25 Nm. Jus saying… But otherwise, I do appreciate very much your two videos! 😊
You Sir helped a LOT. No joke, a lot. Brilliant idea. Problem is, my cheapo Hitachi cordless is ridiculous in power/torque (stronger than my DeWalt which broke). I'm afraid it will snap few glow plugs.
Maybe it is dum dum question but.... does engine needs to be warm for the install?
Just soak them with engine oil. Syringe, with 5w30. Put in every glow plugs , drive few days and attempt them when engine is hot. No need any impact gun. Just do it slowly. Works every time :)
Great video you saved me a lot of money and time..thank you
Cracking video. You have a good presentation style. Clear and concise! Subscribed!
Thank you for both part and 2.. My question is how do you test first without taking them out to see if you have bad one (s)?? Thanks again.. I like that you dont have Goofy Music as a distraction!! Just Great teaching!!
I wait for it to fail and use a scan tool to tell me which one is bad
Hi MBDieselfreak, thanks for your great videos on the OM648 CDI engines. Fantastic to see you working on Mercedes-Benz vehicles! I just had the glow plugs changed and now I need to replace the glow plug relay module. Can you please let me know where on the OM648 is the position of the module? Thank you
Awesome video! What setting is the impact driver on? High or low setting?
Not really required to get the Fluid Film out. Just leave it. It will only do good and loosen carbon wherever it gets to, and it really creeps. I actually use Fluid Film for loosening the glow plugs!
Great video as always. Do you reccomend only replacing the defective glow plugs or all at once? Is there any harm in replacing those partially as they go defective?
All makers BERU, BOSCH, NGK, Valeo, CHAMPION, etc., recommends replace all at the same time. But if there is a trouble removing one or two, it would help at least to have most of glow plugs new. A glow plug broken shearing it will be a big problem.
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I have a GL350 that will not start up. The ignition system is on and when you push the start button, the engine cranks over but will not start. What do you think might be keeping it from starting? fuse, injectors, glow plugs?
Great Vids. Please keep them up.
What did you said the impact pressure on your drill thank you
Did you not use a torque wrench to tighten them at all. Ive got a 2007 Mercedes e320 cdi estate. 3 ltr v6. Im dreading the thought of changing mine. Wish me luck. Any further tips please?
How did it go?
All good. Changed the relay recently as it was struggling to start in the cold. Done a lot of other jobs myself, which has saved some cash 💸
Can we have a video on Valve cover replacement? Thanks
Thank you very very much. 💪👍👍
Hi MBDiesel, I have a 2006 E320 CDI with only 63,000 miles on it. No problem of any kind but as a maintenance measure I want to take out the glow plugs, clean and put them back with a coating of anti ceasing compound. My question is which is the safest impact wrench to use on the glow plugs and what should be its maximum torquing power. Any recommendation for the impact wrench. Thanks.
Perhaps a no brainer, but he is using a Bosch driver. So he might be comfortable with using that model, eh?
I am looking for a video , how to replace intake manifold 2006 Benz E320 CDI
Can we use the 12 volt plugs with a relay and a push botton?
What type of OB2 scanner do you use for the E320 diesel ? Thanks in advance
I notised that the impact driver you are using is no longer available will the “Bosch Freak 18V Variable Speed Brushless Cordless Impact Driver GDX18V-1800B12” work instead?
Try it an let folks know. How would he know as he is using the model he owns?
Bosch 25618 1/4 hex impact driver
Hi MBDieselfreak, what is the max nm torque of your impact wrench?
PLEASE PLEASE DO A BRAKE FLUID CHANGE/FLUSH JOB FOR THE "SBC" SYSTEM FOR A DIYER----THX MUCH!!!!
Oooo, good idea! Thanks for the tip! I've got another CDI I could do it on
@@MBDieselFreak AWESOME---I TOO HAVE 2 E320 CDI'S --LIKE TO DO AS MUCH AS I CAN DIY. AN "SBC" FLUID SERVICE VIDEO WOULD BE AWESOME---ESPECIALLY IF YOU CAN GET BY WITHOUT USING EXPENSIVE DIAGNOSTIC SCANNERS. PUTTING SOME E500 4 PISTON BREMBOS ON THE CDI, AND I NEED TO BREAK THE LINE TO INSTALL THE CALIPERS OBVIOUSLY, SO DOING A FLUID SERVICE AT THE SAME TIME MAKES SENSE.
@@PARDS2 if you plan on doing it before i get around to doing a video on it, the process is very simple without using star diagnostic. Buy a Motive pressure bleeder, and 4 pints of Pentosin dot4+ brake fluid. hook the pressure bleeder up to the brake fluid reservoir, pump up pressure, and then just each bleeder screw one by one! the pressure bleeder is HIGHLY recommended since it insures you get all the air and old fluid out, and lets you do the job 100% by yourself. MAKE SURE TO DISCONNECT THE SBC MODULE WHEN WORKING ON BRAKES.
@@MBDieselFreak AWESOME comeback, I thought I needed a STAR reset or something after the flush-----
I have had 27 diesel MB over the years. I currently have 2 e320cdi's and a ML250.
Want to run a couple of things past you.
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Mb where are you located
Laughs…. Warm engine, clean crap out around plug, drop a touch of diesel on each plug (there’s your lubricant), smoke a cigarette, drink coffee. Slightest turn to tighten then gently loosen off. Viola
Very cool thanks
Hi , how can I contact you.
I have couple of question about 2006 Mercedes E320 CDI
Thanks
I have a merc cls 350, changed plugs twice on it but the last time I twisted too hard and now the plug 8mm just spins and can't get it out, any ideas please how I can get this out and to why it's spinning?
It is highly likely the problem is carbonized material around glowplug heating end, and that carbonized material do not let glowplug come out.
The solution is to tight it again and use fuel aditive and run engine at high RPM, about 4.000 RPM, something it is called "Italian tune up". To clean the carbon deposits inside combustion chamber cam be used also Liqui Moly 5168 to remove dirty into air intake circuit (Turbo, EGR, Valves and Combustion chamber.
There are more systems like descarbonizadoras.com/puntos-de-descarbonizacion/
look at this video from NGK explaining how replace glowplugs th-cam.com/video/hNwi--n0h9Q/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos and would like to bring my car at your shop for struts(4), trans flush and updating as well as injector leakdown testing and possible change. Let me know if it would make for some good content videos.
Where do you live? I'm in the mid Michigan area.
Sorry for slow response. I am near Albany, NY. However, my sales territory takes me to Michigan. How can I send your a private message for contacting and scheduling an appointment?
What torque is the drill?
I love d video
If I wanted to ream the threads for the glow plug what tap would I use?
I dont know the size of the tap but I used a dremel to cut slots in the threads of the old glow plug, greased it up and cleaned up the holes that way.
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Hi I have a turbo and oil leak you have a shop I living in Nashville tn mi mercedes Benz is a ml350 bluetec 2011 how can contact you thanks.
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As I understand, you are doin it on a cold engine?
nope, hot engine! i forgot to mention that, i pinned another comment at the top as a reminder to viewers!
I thought so:) Thanks for the videos- great content.
Did you ever look at idle fuel consumption of om648? Mine is 0.9Gal/hour (mine is tuned, not sure what exactly tuner did to it). I read that gasoline cars should consume more than diesel, but my Hyundai Azera 2006 3.8L consumes about 0.38G/h (with A/C running).
11 hr 4 one gal ?no way?
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Using hammer is very very risky man
Guys, I broke 1 injector mount bolt. It sits deep inside block. I was able to drill middle portion out 3/16, but extractor didn't help. So I was going to predrill and retap the block, but unable to find m6 1.0 long reach tap and long drill bit. Can someone please suggest me something?
Injector #1 bolt on my car was replaced I think for this exact issue. The injector hold down clamp and head was drilled out and tapped to for a massive 10mm bolt. My suggestion would be to scour the web to find a long reach tap and drill bit in whatever size you can find in order to get a new bolt in. Don't be afraid to drill out the hold down clamp too to make this work, but make sure the hole is large enough for the hold down clamp to toggle back and forth to allow it to put down pressure on the injector.
@@MBDieselFreak thank you for your answer!
@@MBDieselFreak do you think it will be ok to put shorter bolt but with about 3/8th. I'm planning to tap threads at the beginning of the hole... Not sure why they used such a long bolt with 2cm of threads down on the bottom.
@@pfoxhound yeah that would work perfectly fine. use a lock washer. they use a long bolt because they are designed to stretch to maintain tension on the hold down clamp through heating and cooling cycles.
@@MBDieselFreak what threadsdo you have? 1.5, 1.25, 1.0? M10
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Home Joe why your engine so dirty this can plug your injectors ha ha ha