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Mercedes 190e 2.6 1989 6-cyl. I warm-up my car for 2-or-3 minutes the engines stop.It's crangking but it will start. after 1-hour waiting my car will start the engine. Pls help me. tnx fix ya!!!!
Re: mercedes 190e 2.6 1989 6-cyl. I warm-up my car for...
Engine coolant temp sensor for engine control management out of range easy replacement its fitted in the cylinder head i think ? its a common fault hope this helps.
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Two types were used .On this engine ,but not both together. One was round wth 4 round contacts inside ,And one that is colured green, i think if i am right .This has two contacts .Both on the top of the block on the inlet side of the head at the back.Removal is just to unscrew to extract it, If your not sure and dont know get firther help .
1) Warm up engine slightly
2) Remove drain plug from oil pan - oil drains into receptacle you have placed underneath it.
3) Allow oil to drain for a while
4) Remove the old oil filter and install a new one, being sure to lubricate any rubber seals with fresh oil prior to installation.
5) Re-install oil drain plug
6) Add 1/2 quart less than the total capacity of your oil as specified in your owner's manual
7) Run the car for a minute or two inspecting for leaks
8) Stop the engine, allow the engine to sit for approx 3 minutes
9) Check the oil level on the dipstick and add to the full line.
10) Take your old oil to be recycled
Done!
You could have 2 problems. The hard start in the AM could be a bad fuel accumulator and or check valve in the fuel pump. The engine cutting out could be a bad idle stabilization valve, dirty throttle body and housing or a bad 02 sensor, could also be just a CO adjustment. Where are you located?
Starting from the front of the engine, the fan blade. The cylinders are numbered 1 and next 2 and so on untill you get to the back of the engine wich is 6 . Your timing order is 153624
hi, i need to know something about your car in order to help you.
does your car have a distributor or 2 coil packs under the manifold.
there is 2 different problems.
i think your prob is your fuel pump breaking down under load, its common, get back to me 1st with my question before u do anything.
put a can of STP oil additive into the engine if this doesnt work put another one in,if still no joy try changing the oil pump.if you dont want to change the oil pump then put 3 cans of STP in engine and sell it quick
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