Dario
New Member
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2010
- Messages
- 18
- Location
- London
- Car
- S Class 320 CDI W220 previously V Class 220 W638 ( 2010 till 2016) E 240 estate W210 (2004-2006)
Hi
last year in November I bought a V Class 220 Ambiente the car as going fine but inside cabin was a terrible small of fumes. So I found out about the so called " black death" and I went to change the Injectors seals. This forum was good help just reading all the different topics about black death save me a bit of money as I didn't allowed the mechanic to change the injector but only the washers and bolts.
One year later and here I am while i was driving I heard a "Chuff Chuff"
First Injector seal completely gone. So I found a new mechanic and today without any struggle he took off the 4 injectors cleaned them, cleaned inside the cylinders where the injector seats, before sitting back the injectors to clean the fuels lines he start the car and so some diesel came out he then finished to clean. He then put some special grease on the injectors stick the seals on the injectors and fit them back.
He also cleaned also the EGR valve. The work was done in four hours.
Drove back home but while I was driving I could still smell diesel in the cabin I thought it may need to burn the residues of diesel and the tar left in the engine compartment. But when I came back home i noticed that the fumes where coming out of the bonnet a bit to much and the more I was accelerating the more smoke i was producing and so I thought that is not just burning the residues and so I bent under the car and i saw licking I dried the bottom of the oil sump but 1 minute later was dripping again. I touched the fluid and is diesel it looks like clean fuel before it gets in the injectors. looking at the engine from the top on the back there's a little reservoir and under neath there I see coming out smoke.
I went strait back to the mechanic which he was insisting that it was just the residues and that it would dried up but I insisted to and show to them why I think is not just the residues . So tomorrow morning I'm due there again.
I just would like to know if some one has any idea what i need to look for as the mechanics are professional but is not the first time that they tell me (not the same garage)that there's nothing and I found the fault.
last year in November I bought a V Class 220 Ambiente the car as going fine but inside cabin was a terrible small of fumes. So I found out about the so called " black death" and I went to change the Injectors seals. This forum was good help just reading all the different topics about black death save me a bit of money as I didn't allowed the mechanic to change the injector but only the washers and bolts.
One year later and here I am while i was driving I heard a "Chuff Chuff"
First Injector seal completely gone. So I found a new mechanic and today without any struggle he took off the 4 injectors cleaned them, cleaned inside the cylinders where the injector seats, before sitting back the injectors to clean the fuels lines he start the car and so some diesel came out he then finished to clean. He then put some special grease on the injectors stick the seals on the injectors and fit them back.
He also cleaned also the EGR valve. The work was done in four hours.
Drove back home but while I was driving I could still smell diesel in the cabin I thought it may need to burn the residues of diesel and the tar left in the engine compartment. But when I came back home i noticed that the fumes where coming out of the bonnet a bit to much and the more I was accelerating the more smoke i was producing and so I thought that is not just burning the residues and so I bent under the car and i saw licking I dried the bottom of the oil sump but 1 minute later was dripping again. I touched the fluid and is diesel it looks like clean fuel before it gets in the injectors. looking at the engine from the top on the back there's a little reservoir and under neath there I see coming out smoke.
I went strait back to the mechanic which he was insisting that it was just the residues and that it would dried up but I insisted to and show to them why I think is not just the residues . So tomorrow morning I'm due there again.
I just would like to know if some one has any idea what i need to look for as the mechanics are professional but is not the first time that they tell me (not the same garage)that there's nothing and I found the fault.