be sure and have the dealer save the fuel lines so you can post mortem the
reason.
if that years Benz's or that model has extra small lines or pronte to clogging,
let us know.
were you running SVO or bio? b100? is it cold there yet?
you may indeed have something caused by low temps as
one coming out of the
fuel filter (to the left)
away from you as you look at it from the right side
of the car ?
Luc
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The merc
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be sure and have the dealer save the fuel lines so you can post mortem the
reason.
Sounds reasonable.
if that years Benz's
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Would going to B100 slowly help to avoid this
problem? I.e. first running B5, then B10, then B25,
etc.? I am granted a good tax deduction here in AZ if
I run B70 however I
this has ever been done in the
Benz's 21 years of life, so a good enema is overdue.
Luc
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Dear Luc,
The posting of your
at much of anything,
so getting rid of variables is essential :)
Luc
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Would going to B100 slowly help to avoid this
problem
.
Luc
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Following another post (no subject) it could be that I have this all wrong
and that there is air trapped inside the injectors
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running on B100
Following another post (no subject) it could be that I have this all wrong
and that there is air trapped inside the injectors somewhere, although I
don't think so as I bled out the system with brand new filters, so, by
default, the problem is at the tank end
What would happen if the return line was plugged and fuel could not get
through ( or very little of it )?
Greg H.
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The return
12, 2004 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running on B100
Following another post (no subject) it could be that I have this all
wrong
and that there is air trapped inside the injectors somewhere, although I
don't think so as I bled out the system with brand new filters, so, by
default, the problem
Luc
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What would happen if the return line was plugged and fuel could not get
through ( or very little of it )?
Greg H
Luc,
The problem [to me] sounds like your hand-primer pump went bad. Should be a
simple/cheap repair if this is the case.
-Michael
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running on B100
It would
stumbling, air blockage, rough running, and stalling.
Steve Spence
http://www.green-trust.org
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What would happen
: Monday, October 11, 2004 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running on B100
Thanks for the input Steve. Would the return line be the one right after
the
in-line filter or the second one coming out of the fuel filter (to the
left)
away from you as you look at it from the right side of the car ?
Luc
The merc doesn't have a electric pump, but does have a external lift pump near
the fuel filter feeding the injector pump. Make sure the return line isn't
plugged.
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Well, it wasn't the fuel filters :( Apparently the BD is such an effective
cleaner that it loosened
in-line filter or the second one coming out of the fuel filter (to the left)
away from you as you look at it from the right side of the car ?
Luc
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