Why is my Mercedes C class engine vibrating?
Abnormal engine vibrations at idle can be caused by a failed roller bearing or seized belt tensioner. Up front, belt-powered accessories are driven by the crankshaft pulley, which is often called the harmonic balancer or vibration damper. If the rubber damper ring inside the pulley fails, the pulley will slip and will need to be replaced.
What kind of problem does a Mercedes C230 have?
21 people found this helpful. Folks I have a 1997 C230 Mercedes, This seems to be having the same problem, but when it Idles it runs rough and when driving it is stalling out but will re-start. I had the codes checked, came up with bad cam sensor.
Why does my Mercedes C230 stall when I idle?
Folks I have a 1997 C230 Mercedes, This seems to be having the same problem, but when it Idles it runs rough and when driving it is stalling out but will re-start. I had the codes checked, came up with bad cam sensor. I replaced it as well the MAF.
Are you feeling vibrations inside the cabin of your Mercedes Benz?
Are you feeling vibrations inside the cabin of your Mercedes? Often MB owners feel seat vibrations that can’t be explained because in most cases the car runs great. Vibrations may be felt on the steering wheel or dash and are most noticeable when stopped at a red light. Are these vibrations more noticeable when your car is in Drive or Reverse?
Is the C220 CDI eratic shaking at idle?
C220 CDI Eratic Shaking at Idle. Discussion in ‘ Engine ‘ started by Pillabenz, Nov 18, 2012 . Evening folks, Just bought another Mercedes. This time its a C220cdi Auto. 01 model. Car dives excellent, very responsive, very pleased with it.
What to do if your Mercedes engine is vibrating?
A fix for this can be as simple as adjusting the idle speed on the carburetor. A good clean of the air intake system can also solve this issue. It’s important not to leave your Mercedes engine vibration for too long. This can create additional costs for you.
What causes low frequency vibration in steering wheel?
If you are trying to diagnose a vibrating component on a vehicle, the vibration (low frequency) is most commonly caused by wheels or tires. Steering wheel shimmy (sideto-side movement of the steering wheel) is always caused by tire/wheel imbalance. Low power steering rack friction can also amplify the steering shimmy response to imbalance.
Are you feeling vibrations inside the cabin of your Mercedes? Often MB owners feel seat vibrations that can’t be explained because in most cases the car runs great. Vibrations may be felt on the steering wheel or dash and are most noticeable when stopped at a red light. Are these vibrations more noticeable when your car is in Drive or Reverse?