Mercedes-Benz M271 EVO explained in details

This video will provide you with all you need to know about the legendary M271 EVO 4-cylinder turbocharged engine from mercedes-benz

[@beutelpacker1362]

Can you do one for m271 c200 Compressor?🫶

[@omegatrion9959]

Can you do one for m271 compressor ?

[@andrewkamal1]

Sure, will try to post one soon. Meanwhile, feel free to ask me about anything regarding the kompressor m271.

[@mariociao9314]

​@@andrewkamal1this motor is reable?

[@andrewkamal1]

@mariociao9314 yup, so far so good

[@p.kuansuwan2070]

@@andrewkamal1I’m looking into twin charging my M271 KE18ML with exhaust-turbo components out of the newer evo. Do you reckon it would fit dimensionally? Or would I be better off with custom-made systems?

[@andrewkamal1]

It’s been done before. Factory turbo and manifold would fit, but you’d need custom piping.

[@chrisisho2557]

Engine has three map sensors and I have P0106 for map sensor failure and I don’t know which one of them I have to replace

[@andrewkamal1]

You have to use Xentry to know which sensor it is. Try swapping them around and see if things get better.

[@mehdibaba6019]

İ have p008777 and p008a23 p000277

[@sercanyangin]

Hello, there is a knocking sound in the engine of my 2011 C180 1.8 CGI. But there is no problem in driving my vehicle. Some engine mechanics say that the oil pressure plug may be cracked, so it can be done. Apart from this, when I suddenly press the gas, the vehicle turns on the engine malfunction light and gives the fault code p000277. Do you think there may be a connection between this fault code and this sound?

[@andrewkamal1]

I believe this is related to fuel delivery. Three parts can fail and cause this:
1. HPFP at the back of the engine
2. Low pressure fuel pump below back seat on passenger side
3. Fuel sending unit below back seat on driver side