Great videos thank you, when you first start the cars after the work, you can hear a little bit of that deep rumble noise, but then when u cut to it running with the noise gone, does that noise go away by itself after it runs for a little or do you adjust something to get rid of that faint rumble?
@@mercedes_and_moreoil changes are like 45.000-60.000km on these which is way to long to go. We have a couple of sprinters with the 654 engine, these are rated for 60.000km. We do 30.000km and use 5w30 instead of 0w20
@@daand12 far too long. Car version is 25k km. I know they could be doing longer journeys (the vans) but often lots of stop start. False economy to lure in fleet managers with low service costs me thinks!
Excellent as always.
Have you part numbers for the replacement parts so i can get some from my local Mercedes dealer?
the best , masallah
Great vid!!! Where has that other MOT tester gone?
Our other MOT tester Aaron has actually left to open up his own garage
What’s the name of the garage please?
Great videos thank you, when you first start the cars after the work, you can hear a little bit of that deep rumble noise, but then when u cut to it running with the noise gone, does that noise go away by itself after it runs for a little or do you adjust something to get rid of that faint rumble?
We didn’t have to adjust anything, we just let it run for 10-15 seconds and the noise went away by itself.
As ever very interesting. What sort of mileage was this one on?
80000 miles
@@enkamotors7012 that’s quite low? Maybe a hard life and lack of oil changes?
@@mercedes_and_moreoil changes are like 45.000-60.000km on these which is way to long to go.
We have a couple of sprinters with the 654 engine, these are rated for 60.000km.
We do 30.000km and use 5w30 instead of 0w20
@@daand12 far too long. Car version is 25k km. I know they could be doing longer journeys (the vans) but often lots of stop start. False economy to lure in fleet managers with low service costs me thinks!
@@mercedes_and_more sprinters hold over 10 liters of oil as were the E classes are like 5 liters so
How do you bleed the injectors after reinstalling them?
You don’t need to bleed the injectors when you crank the engine, the car should run as usual.
@@enkamotors7012 thanks a lot mate
Has mercedes fixed this issue?
No they don’t fix the issue