Why are the timing marks on my Mercedes not working?
Even low mileage gas Mercedes as Kent recently discovered. Sometimes they are really stuck on the shaft! You can do it with magnets! Now the timing marks don’t line up – What do I do!
Is there anything wrong with my Mercedes Benz?
What’s wrong with my Mercedes? Yes, Kent has seen it first hand. Don’t neglect this! Top problems for diesel owners. Kent recommends starting with the basics Don’t just ignore your turbo charger or major problems can occur!
What’s the problem with my Mercedes Benz brakes?
Shake, side pull, binding, grabbing, grinding, squealing, overheating and soft / hard pedal issues. Efficient and affordable pressure bleeding, system flush and fluid capture is here for all. A good soft fender cover is the BEST solution! This is not to be taken lightly! What Are Your Brakes Telling You?!
Why is the distributor cap on my Mercedes not working?
Summary list of the most common causes and parts needed to fix them. Part 5 of 5 The distributor cap has become the number one culprit due to age and neglect! Engine Valve Stem Seal Installation Tip – How to Protect the Seal Lip!
Can you fix a tilting sunroof on a Mercedes?
A true challenge – but you can do it with the right knowledge. Fixing the many problems that plague these aging tilting sunroofs can be frustrating and time consuming. As you can see from his expression in the picture, even Kent can find it challenging at times.
Why are the hold down Springs on my rear brake so weak?
Hold down springs are designed to keep the brake shoe firmly against the backing plate. If the hold down springs are weak then the shoe could cock causing a binding condition. The replacement of rear shoe hardware should be suggested each time the rear brake shoes are replaced to prevent this from happening.
What causes rubber hoses to crack on a Mercedes?
Rubber hose connections crack and work loose. And quite often some mechanic gets in there and messes things up. If you have a problem with your older Mercedes and are trying to figure what is causing it or how to fix it, you have come to the right place.
What are the most common problems with a Mercedes?
It is the associated parts that usually fail due to age and high mileage Unknown battery drain, electrical shorts, blown fuses – these can be difficult to isolate! One of the most common problems we see on older Mercedes. Top problems for diesel owners. Kent recommends starting with the basics Yes, Kent has seen it first hand. Don’t neglect this!