> Check the fuel return-to-tank line. I saw one that was nearly plugged off
> with rust.
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Today I checked out the pressure regulator and it is fine, running at
75psi when cranking. Left guage connected to the test port in the
distributor head,put some gas down the inlet and it fired up and kept
running but only above 2500 rpm.. Bled the injectors while it was
running at these revs and it ran quite smoothly. Pressure guage still
showing round 75psi. Below 2500rpm the engine will die but fuel
pressure remains the same. When cranking again, no fuel is coming from
the distributor hesd but pressure is good. The distributor valve only
seems to work above 2500rpm. Removed dist head and checked that it
wasn't sticking and it moves freely. Any ideas. Would appreciate any
help.
Tiger - 27 Aug 2007 15:14 GMT
Did you replace the EHA valve? That black box on the fuel distributor?
Karl - 27 Aug 2007 16:49 GMT
Reach under the intake manifold from the front. Feel for the U hose that connects from the middle of
the manifold and goes back to the bottom of the idle stabilizer. When one end of it pops off......
you get the same symtoms you have.
> > > Check the fuel return-to-tank line. I saw one that was nearly plugged off
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> wasn't sticking and it moves freely. Any ideas. Would appreciate any
> help.
Kenno24 - 28 Aug 2007 05:16 GMT
> Reach under the intake manifold from the front. Feel for the U hose that connects from the middle of
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Thanks Karl, you were dead right. An old guy who dismantles Mercedes
told me to go there and that was what had happened. Apparently if you
get a kickback into the inlet manifold it often pops this pipe off.
Has no clamps on it and stops damage to the air valve plate. The so
called merc experts were no help at all. I appreciate everyones help !
Thanks, Ken.